
Bankruptcy Fraud Defense
Advanced criminal defense in bankruptcy fraud, asset concealment, and corporate crises.
Economic Criminal Defense in Business Crises
Defense in Execution Frustration Crimes (Asset Stripping)
The crime of asset stripping, technically execution frustration, punishes hiding assets to prevent creditors from collecting. It's a frequent economic crime in business crises.
Our intervention focuses on proving the economic reality of operations. Often, accusatory 'asset hiding' is legitimate restructuring, payments in kind, or necessary sales to save activity. We use economic experts to trace funds and prove no intent to defraud.
Punishable Insolvency Crime and Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy spikes penal risk. If Administrator or Prosecutor finds serious accounting irregularities, unjustified asset exits, or double accounting, they may qualify bankruptcy as 'guilty' and move to criminal court.
We defend de facto and de jure administrators against charges of fraudulently aggravating insolvency. We analyze forensic accounting to justify every move, proving bankruptcy was due to market causes, not deliberate company looting.
Director Protection and Personal Assets
Punishable insolvency conviction brings prison (1-4 years, up to 6 aggravated) and personal civil liability: the administrator may pay company debt from their pocket. Our priority is shielding the client's personal assets, proving due diligence and separating corporate from personal liability.
"In insolvency situations, the line between poor business management and crime is thin. Our job is to documentarily prove that there was no intent to harm creditors, but legitimate attempts to save the company."
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Why Alonso Sala in Business Crises?
We understand the dual criminal and commercial dimension of bankruptcy. We coordinate our defense with your bankruptcy administration to ensure the best possible outcome for executives.
- checkExperts in socio-economic crimes and director liability.
- checkPreventive defense before filing for bankruptcy.
- checkProtection of personal assets against liability derivations.
- checkNegotiation with institutional creditors (Banks, Tax Agency).
FAQs - Insolvency
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Need Immediate and Expert Legal Assistance?
The judicial system is complex and can be relentless. Do not face it alone. We have the experience, technical knowledge, and human resources necessary to fight for you. Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation and start building your defense.