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Download as PDFMr Florian A. Zistler from PLUTA Rechtsanwalts GmbH has achieved a successful outcome in the insolvency proceedings for a dental practice based in Neu-Ulm. The practice’s creditors have unanimously approved the insolvency plan presented. The voting meeting took place today at the Local Court of Neu-Ulm. The practice’s restructuring is completed and it will be possible to terminate the proceedings following court confirmation.
The PLUTA restructuring expert supported the doctor throughout the entire proceedings and drew up the insolvency plan. Constructive negotiations on this were held with all creditors and the lending institutions. Mr Zistler also achieved a solution for the equipment and fittings assigned by way of security. Despite the insolvency, targeted marketing measures were taken. The business continued operating and all members of staff kept their jobs. Mr Zistler said, “The pandemic has created a great deal of uncertainty, which affected sales planning, for example. When a medical practice enters insolvency proceedings, there are also a number of special requirements relating to laws governing the profession that must be considered.”
Five years after having filed for insolvency, the practice can now look to a new future. The doctor had filed for insolvency with the Local Court of Neu-Ulm in late 2016. On 1 January 2017, the insolvency proceedings were opened and PLUTA attorney Mr Zistler was appointed administrator. Despite the proceedings, staff and patients have remained loyal to the practice.
Insolvency plan as an optimal restructuring instrument
Mr Zistler is positive about the insolvency plan solution that has been achieved: “After more than five years of keeping the business operational, the insolvency plan has been approved today. This means that the practice, its jobs and, therefore, the doctor’s livelihood have all been saved. At the same time, the creditors will receive a double-digit recovery rate thanks to the agreed solution. This is a good outcome.”