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Bloomfield Hills, Michigan – An assignment for benefit of creditors (“ABC”) is an alternative to formal bankruptcy proceedings and is governed by state law (N.B. ABC statutes and laws vary from state to state.   There is minimal case law regarding ABCs, and most of the reported decisions are over one hundred years old.   This article is based upon Michigan’s ABC statute and the author’s practical experience.)   An ABC involves a voluntary transfer or assignment of all the debtor’s assets to a third party chosen by the debtor.  The third party, termed an ‘assignee’, then liquidates the assets in accordance with the assignment statute.  There is minimal court supervision, although the assignee is required to periodically report to the Court and must give notice of the assignment to the creditors of the debtor.    

Although both receivership and an ABC involve liquidation of assets under court supervision, a receivership is often imposed by a creditor on an unwilling debtor.   In contrast, an ABC is a voluntary process.   Another key difference is that while the choice of a receiver is subject to the discretion of the court, the assignee is chosen by the debtor.

An ABC allows a debtor to efficiently liquidate its asset while at the same minimizing costs associated with multiple creditors attempting to either block a sale or seize an asset.   The assignee is empowered to operate a business as a going concern, terminate burdensome contracts and promptly liquidate assets.   This can maximize value and allow for efficient administration.

Also, any sale of the assets can be approved by the court, thereby giving buyers the comfort that the sale will not be collaterally attacked later.   ABCs are also more flexible and less costly than a bankruptcy proceeding.

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While an ABC is not a universal solution, it can provide a quick and efficient exit strategy from a difficult situation.   Furthermore, an ABC allows for operation of a business as a going concern. This is especially helpful in cases involving hotels, bars, restaurants, gas stations, and apartment buildings, or if the asset has greater value as a going concern.

Please contact Simon PLC Attorneys and Counselors if you would like advice on how to put an ABC to use for you as a debtor, or creditor, or as an alternative to bankruptcy or receivership.

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• 1 Commencing an ABC Proceeding
• 2 Selecting an Assignee
• 3 Duties and Actions of the Assignee
• 4 Administration of the ABC
• 5 Creditor Claims
• 6 Compensation of Assignee and Professionals
• 7 Closing the ABC
• 8 Jurisdiction and Power of the Court
• 9 Bankruptcy Considerations
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Assignment for the benefit of the creditors (ABC)(also known as general assignment for the benefit of the creditors) is a voluntary alternative to formal bankruptcy proceedings that transfers all of the assets from a debtor to a trust for liquidating and distributing its assets. The trustee will manage the assets to pay off debt to creditors, and if any assets are left over, they will be transferred back to the debtor. 

ABC can provide many benefits to an insolvent business in lieu of bankruptcy . First, unlike in bankruptcy proceedings, the business can choose the trustee overseeing the process who might know the specifics of the business better than an appointed trustee. Second, bankruptcy proceedings can take much more time, involve more steps, and further restrict how the business is liquidated compared to an ABC which avoids judicial oversight. Thirdly, dissolving or transferring a company through an ABC often avoids the negative publicity that bankruptcy generates. Lastly, a company trying to purchase assets of a struggling company can avoid liability to unsecured creditors of the failing company. This is important because most other options would expose the acquiring business to all the debt of the struggling business. 

ABC has risen in popularity since the early 2000s, but it varies based on the state. California embraces ABC with common law oversight while many states use stricter statutory ABC structures such as Florida. Also, depending on the state’s corporate law and the company’s charter , the struggling business may be forced to get shareholder approval to use ABC which can be difficult in large corporations. 

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  What is an Assignment for the Benefit of Creditors (ABC)?

An assignment for the benefit of creditors, or “ABC”, is a type of out of court settlement mechanism for dealing with debt. In most cases, when a company is going out of business, they will usually opt for either business bankruptcy or liquidation (selling off remaining assets). With an assignment for benefit of creditors, the company hires an “ABC” company to help them liquidate their assets for them in one consolidated procedure.

The benefits of the liquidation sales go to the creditors, while the ABC company takes a percentage of the sale profits as their fee. This basically makes the entire procedure faster than a regular, piece-by-piece liquidation of assets. It also takes much of the burden off of the company and business owners, who may already be pressed for time and resources.

Who Would Benefit Most From an Assignment For Benefit of the Creditors?

An assignment for the benefit of creditors works particularly well for smaller corporations and LLC’s. These smaller organizations might not be equipped for a full business liquidation procedure, which can take months or even years to fully complete. Instead, with an ABC, the company assigns (transfers) all of their assets, including the debt, to the ABC organization. At this point, the business owners can move forward while the ABC group takes care of the details of the liquidation process.

Are There Any Legal Issues Associated With An Assignment For Benefit of Creditors?

An assignment for benefit of creditors needs to be done with the consent of the creditors. Also, the ABC company will likely need to create a contract with the debtor regarding the process and procedure for the assignment. These steps can be fairly complex and may require the assistance of a lawyer. In some cases, disputes may arise. For instance, if the ABC company violates their own contractual duty to liquidate the assets, then litigation may be required.

Lastly, in some cases, the debtor might remain personally liable on some of the debt even after it has been assigned or transferred to the ABC company. This can have all kinds of effects on the business’ legal rights, as well as their credit and other factors. Thus, it’s important that the debtor fully understand their rights and responsibilities prior to entering into an assignment for benefit of creditors.

Overall, going the ABC route is generally faster and actually more profitable for the debtor in the long run than filing for bankruptcy or undergoing liquidation by themselves.

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An assignment for the benefit of creditors can be a complex procedure and can involve a large amount of debt and assets. It may be in your best benefits to hire a business lawyer in your area if you need assistance with an ABC or other similar issues. Your attorney can provide you with legal research and advice in relation to the process, since business laws may differ by state. Also, if you need to attend any court meetings, your lawyer can provide you with legal representation during those times.

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John Stockdale, Jr. filed an automotive repair shop located in Detroit, Michigan for an assignment for the benefit of creditors (“ ABC ”) in Wayne County Circuit Court.  An ABC is a state court proceeding similar to a receivership or Chapter 7 bankruptcy case.  Through the ABC, the assignee anticipates liquidating the business’s assets, contesting many merchant cash advance claims, and distributing the proceeds to creditors.

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