A real estate company was inexplicably "declared bankrupt," and Zhiming lawyers used wisdom and courage to break the deadlock.


Recently, a real estate development company in Dongguan was forced by creditors to enter bankruptcy proceedings in an ordinary debt dispute enforcement case, causing urgent and significant obstacles to the company's normal operations.
The case originated from a dispute over a deposit contract for the pre-sale of commercial housing involving the company. After losing the case, the company did not receive the court's judgment, and the enforcement procedure was not initiated. However, recently, without the court seeking the company's opinion, it inexplicably received a ruling on accepting an application for its bankruptcy. This came as a bolt from the blue for a company with good operating performance and normal operations. A random court document will lead the company into severe difficulties, deal a fatal blow to its normal operations, and severely damage its reputation.
To this end, the company's senior management made a special trip to Shenzhen, seeking out the renowned Guangdong Zhiming Law Firm, known for its expertise in using artistic litigation methods to resolve complex and difficult major cases. They requested the Zhiming lawyers to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests and to resolve this "unexpected disaster." Leveraging their outstanding performance in the field of corporate bankruptcy litigation legal services and their human resource advantages in the bankruptcy expert pool, the Zhiming lawyers successfully took on and accepted the case. Subsequently, they carried out meticulous and high-intensity work.
Facing the pressure and urgent disadvantageous situation of the court having entered bankruptcy proceedings, Zhiming lawyers skillfully seized the opportunity and employed the art of litigation techniques, focusing on the core issue of serious procedural violations by the court in accepting the bankruptcy application. They carried out a series of efficient and meticulous coordination efforts among multiple parties, including the court, the bankruptcy administrator, and the parties involved. Recently, the court invited the company's senior management to negotiate and handle subsequent matters in order to seek a proper resolution. The case has shown some signs of improvement and is moving in a favorable direction. This case was led by Director Wang Tengfeng, with guidance provided to lawyers Cao Guanghui and Zeng Jie.