Bankruptcy and restructuring services across borders address the fact that financial distress plays out differently in every jurisdiction — different insolvency frameworks, creditor dynamics, and restructuring options. We advise on bankruptcy and restructuring across borders: corporate restructuring, debt restructuring, and insolvency — for distressed companies and for investors.

What We Do

Companies reach for corporate restructuring and insolvency advisory services at recognizable moments: a debt burden that has become unmanageable, creditors escalating pressure, a market shift that broke the business model, or an operational crisis threatening continuity. What matters then is speed and sequence — debt restructuring and business turnaround options narrow quickly as a crisis deepens.

 

Our bankruptcy and restructuring services cover both sides for companies: financial restructuring, business restructuring, and corporate insolvency services aimed at preserving value and operational continuity. For investors: insolvency advisory on acquiring distressed businesses and assets — situations where the right structure separates the opportunity from the inherited liability.

Cross-Border Restructuring Complexity

Cross-border insolvency and restructuring is where complexity gets real: each jurisdiction has its own insolvency law, its own creditor priority rules, and its own approach to recognizing foreign proceedings — a restructuring that holds under Italian law may have no effect in China or India, where local creditors can still enforce against local assets. Managing bankruptcy across multiple jurisdictions means crisis management runs in parallel, not sequentially — a restructuring that holds under Italian law may have no effect in China or India.

Investors face the mirror image: a distressed target’s corporate insolvency status, asset encumbrances, and creditor claims sit in different legal systems with different disclosure standards. This is why our restructuring practice is organized around specific insolvency regimes, with local teams who work inside them.

Our Restructuring & Insolvency Services

Our services cover the full arc of distress, from early-stage turnaround to court-supervised liquidation.

  • Debt Restructuring & Creditor Negotiation — We design and negotiate debt restructuring and financial restructuring with lenders and creditor groups, as part of broader corporate restructuring services when the balance sheet alone is not the problem. A restructuring agreed before positions harden preserves far more value than one imposed later.
  • Bankruptcy Proceedings & Filing — We advise on when and where to file, prepare the filings, and represent clients through court-supervised proceedings. Timing and forum are strategic decisions: filed too late or in the wrong place, options that existed on paper disappear.
  • Business Turnaround & Crisis Management — We manage the legal side of business turnaround: standstills, interim financing arrangements, stakeholder communication, and director-liability protection. In a crisis, the legal missteps of the first weeks are the ones that close doors.
  • Distressed Asset Acquisition — We structure acquisitions of distressed businesses and assets, from due diligence on claims and encumbrances through execution inside or outside formal proceedings. Buying from distress can be exceptional value — if the liabilities are actually left behind.
  • Insolvency Resolution & Liquidation — We deliver corporate insolvency services through to insolvency resolution and orderly liquidation, protecting client positions as creditor, shareholder, or director. Even in liquidation, sequence and diligence determine what stakeholders recover.

Where We Operate

China

China bankruptcy and restructuring law channels distress into court-supervised liquidation, reorganization, or composition, with court-appointed administrators running the process — and a comprehensive revision of the law is now under legislative review.

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India

India’s Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) runs on strict statutory timelines through the National Company Law Tribunal, with creditor committees deciding resolution outcomes.

Italy

Italy’s Codice della Crisi rebuilt the insolvency toolkit around early-warning duties and negotiated crisis-resolution procedures alongside judicial liquidation.

Vietnam

Vietnam’s Law on Bankruptcy 2014 provides court-led liquidation and reorganization, with procedures and creditor practice still maturing — which makes local guidance decisive.

Why D’andrea & Partners

  • On the ground where the distress sits — A bankruptcy and restructuring lawyer from our local team handles the matter in the market itself — China, Italy, India, or Vietnam — working directly with the local courts and administrators who run the process.

  • Both sides of the table — We act for distressed companies and for distressed-asset investors, so our insolvency advisory reflects how the other side of the negotiation actually behaves.

  • The full lifecycle — From early crisis management to final liquidation, the same restructuring lawyer team stays on the matter — no handover between ‘advisory’ and ‘proceedings’.

  • One firm, connected practices — As an insolvency law firm inside a full-service practice, we connect restructuring to employment, contracts, corporate, and litigation — because distress touches all of them. When proceedings need an insolvency lawyer and the workforce needs an employment team, both are in the same firm.

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