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In theory, Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganizations preserve businesses and jobs while maximizing creditor recoveries. In practice, this often is not the case for small and medium-sized businesses. Smaller sized businesses often file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy not to save their businesses, but rather to bring about an orderly termination. Thus, the Bankruptcy Code widely has been viewed as broken and unworkable for these types of businesses.

The linked article within this page was originally published in the Rutland Herald on August 11, 2020. It features Facey Goss & McPhee.P.C. managing partner Heather Cooper as she proudly introduces four of our firm's newest associates.

Facey Goss & McPhee P.C., a mid-sized Rutland, VT, law firm, is seeking a real estate paralegal to support our real estate group and business transactions practice areas.

Three Facey Goss & McPhee Attorneys Named to 2020 SuperLawyers List

Continuing Our Best Lawyers and Best Law Firms Tradition

Renewable Energy Vermont (REV) is now an official SEIA Affiliate

Rutland Herald's Best of the Best Reader's Choice Award 2019

Green Lantern Development and Sugarbush Resort--another great partnership by a great client.

FG&M Environmental Litigation Team Obtains Dismissal of Activists' Lawsuit Against Mosquito Control District