Creditors’ Rights

We have extensive experience in dealing with creditors’ rights including foreclosures, collections, bankruptcy matters and more.

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Barley Snyder’s Creditors’ Rights Practice Group has extensive experience in dealing with creditors’ rights including foreclosures, collections, bankruptcy matters and more. When specific loan assets become non-performing or otherwise troubled, we have you covered. Our Creditors’ Rights attorneys assist creditors, financial institutions, and lenders with:

Loan modification and restructuring
Workout and orderly liquidations including secured party sales
Judicial enforcement including confession of judgment, mortgage foreclosures, personal property executions, and actions on notes and guarantees
Sale of loans individually or in pools
Lender liability issues
Enforcement of lenders’ rights in bankruptcy including cash collateral orders, plan objections, and relief from the automatic stay
Managing and disposing of REO real estate

Our Creditors’ Rights attorneys work closely with the firm’s Litigation, Business, Finance, Tax and Real Estate groups to provide comprehensive resources to meet all of your legal needs as a creditor and provide cost-effective solutions.

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Eden R. Bucher

(610) 370-8114

ebucher@barley.com

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