Executive Briefing Call
Strategic Bankruptcy Guidance for Creditors
Fast, focused, and confidential. Tailored for creditors seeking to defend against clawbacks, recover fees, assert administrative claims, or strategically position themselves for leverage — including critical vendor treatment and plan objections.

Free Consultation vs. Executive Briefing Call
Which Option Fits You Best?
Eligible Matters
The Executive Briefing Call is reserved for bankruptcy and creditor-recovery matters, including:
- Preference and clawback defense
- Strategic positioning to minimize clawback exposure
- Proof of claim preparation and fee recovery optimization
- Administrative claims
- Critical vendor positioning
- Plan objections and confirmation strategy
- Insider liability concerns
FAQ
- How is this different from a free consultation?
Free consultations are introductory reviews to see if you may have defenses. The Executive Briefing Call is a paid, substantive strategy session with lead attorney Magdalena Zalewski. You’ll leave with clarity on defenses, fee recovery, and leverage strategies.
- What kinds of matters qualify?
The Call covers creditor-side bankruptcy issues: preference/clawback defense, positioning payments to avoid clawback, optimizing proofs of claim, asserting administrative claims, seeking critical vendor status, plan objections, and insider liability.
- What do I get with the Memo option?
In addition to the 45-minute call, you’ll receive a written one-page Strategic Roadmap Memo within 2 business days. It’s designed for internal use with your CFO, board, or legal department.
- What if I need it faster?
Choose the Expedited Rush Service ($2,500) for analysis and memo delivery in under 2 business days.
- What if I need full representation?
The Call is a limited-scope service. If you retain us afterward, we’ll sign a separate engagement agreement for full representation.
- Is the fee refundable?
No. The fee is earned once services commence. If your matter is deemed outside scope, any prepayment will be refunded in full.
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