Located in Abingdon, Virginia, Copeland & Bieger, P.C., serves business owners throughout eight different counties in Southwest Virginia and upper East Tennessee. Because of our respected reputation, many of our clients are referrals from business accountants.
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy for Corporations
Primarily designed for both small and large businesses, Chapter 11 is a type of debt-reorganization bankruptcy. Because of its unique flexibility and options, it can be a very effective tool for corporations, LLCs, partnerships and other entities that need to catch up on delinquent real estate payments, tax debts or other debts while keeping the business running.
Attorney Robert T. Copeland is one of only two lawyers in the region who regularly handles Chapter 11 bankruptcy. He has more than 30 years of experience in Chapter 11 bankruptcy law and serves as president of Virginia State Bar's bankruptcy section. In addition, he has been an active businessman himself in the financial services and coal industry.
To add to his extensive qualifications, Mr. Copeland sits secretary general counsel of a local bank, which gives him particular insight into negotiating with banks to find debt-relief solutions for both businesses and consumers.
Chapter 12 Bankruptcy for Family Farmers or Fishermen
Copeland & Bieger, P.C., also advises and assists family farmers or family fishermen with a regular annual income to file for Chapter 12 bankruptcy. Although similar to Chapter 11 in that debtors must create a 3-5 year repayment plan, Chapter 12 is tailored to be a less expensive, less complicated and more streamlined process.
Speak With Our Abingdon Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Attorneys
To learn more about bankruptcy and business debt settlement, set up a no cost, no obligation consultation with our Bristol, Virginia, business bankruptcy attorneys calling Copeland & Bieger, P.C., at 800-591-4972. You can also contact us online. One of our attorneys or staff will respond to you as soon as possible.
We are a debt relief agency. We help people file for bankruptcy relief under the Bankruptcy Code.