Edelboim Lieberman PLLC

We are proud to share that Edelboim Lieberman was featured in the South Florida Business Journal, with attorney Morgan Edelboim quoted on a recent Chapter 11 filing involving a South Florida language school.

As Morgan noted, the goal is for the company to remain operational while making necessary adjustments to address declining enrollment and current market conditions—positioning the business for long-term success.

Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/3QgIhqR

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We’re proud to share that Edelboim Lieberman has been recognized as one of the 2025 Best Law Firms in Miami by Best Lawyers®! 🎉

Our firm was recognized for excellence in:

🔷 Bankruptcy, Creditor Debtor Rights/ Insolvency and Reorganization
🔷 Commercial Litigation

This honor reflects our dedication to providing exceptional results for our clients. Thank you for your continued trust and support!

When contemplating settlement, one crucial question looms large: Will the other party honor their end of the deal?

For example, let’s say your company suffered business losses because a contractor failed to meet its contractual obligations on time. If you settle for damages and an agreement that the contractor won’t commit similar breaches in the future, how likely is the contractor to comply? Does the contractor have the resources to comply? Or is settling simply delaying inevitable litigation?

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While filing for bankruptcy under Chapter 11 can provide much-needed financial relief to struggling businesses, a bankruptcy filing isn’t the right choice in all scenarios.

Among many other factors, timing is a key consideration, and business owners and executives must ensure that when they decide to pursue bankruptcy (if they decide to pursue bankruptcy), they are able to achieve the maximum benefits available.

So, when is it time to consider a business bankruptcy? Here we've outlined 10 key considerations 👉 https://bit.ly/47aUpxn

While litigation is generally always an option, commercial parties can take this option off of the table by agreeing to mandatory arbitration.

It is fairly common for commercial parties to agree to mandatory arbitration during the contract negotiation process, and mandatory arbitration clauses in commercial contracts are generally enforceable under Florida law.

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