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Pardo Jackson Gainsburg & Shelowitz, PL is pleased to announce that founding partner Stevan Pardo and Linda Worton Jackson have been selected as Florida Super Lawyers for 2023. Mr. Pardo was recognized as a top-rated construction litigation attorney. He is chair of the firm’s Construction, Hotel and Litigation Groups. Ms. Worton Jackson was recognized as a top-rated business and corporate attorney. She is chair of the firm’s Bankruptcy/Restructuring and Corporate Transaction Groups.
MIAMI, FL – June 24, 2022 – Pardo Jackson Gainsburg & Shelowitz, PL is pleased to announce that founding partner Stevan Pardo and Linda Worton Jackson have been selected as Florida Super Lawyers for 2022. Mr. Pardo was recognized as a top-rated construction litigation attorney. He is chair of the firm’s Construction, Hotel and Litigation Groups. Ms. Worton Jackson was recognized …
MIAMI, FL – June 10, 2022 – Pardo Jackson Gainsburg & Shelowitz, PL, a Miami-based law firm, is pleased to announce that Linda Worton Jackson has been recognized by the 2022 Chambers USA Guide to the world’s best lawyers in the category of Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Florida. This marks the eighth year Worton Jackson has been named to the list. Worton …
The owner of a Holiday Inn in downtown Miami filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, with a plan aimed at luring investors to redevelop the site. With its close proximity to PortMiami, Bayside Marketplace and the planned Waldorf Astoria Miami luxury tower, the hotel owner’s attorney Linda Worton Jackson said the 10-story building at 340 Biscayne Boulevard is attracting interest …
MIAMI, FL. (July 2, 2021) – Linda Worton Jackson, a partner with Miami-based Pardo Jackson Gainsburg & Shelowitz, PL, was recently recognized in the 2021 edition of Florida Trend’s Florida Legal Elite™ for her work in bankruptcy and workout law. The list of honorees were selected by Florida lawyers identifying the attorneys they hold in highest regard – lawyers with …
Debts can become overwhelming at any time, but especially now, when so many are unemployed and struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic, sequestered at home with little income flowing. Linda Worton Jackson, chair of the Bankruptcy/Restructuring and Corporate Transactions Groups with the Pardo Jackson Gainsburg & Shelowitz, PL law firm in Miami, said it costs no more to have a bankruptcy …
By Linda Worton Jackson Author’s note: Recently, I collaborated with Overproof to present a webinar about how businesses in the hospitality and beverage alcohol industry could better prepare for the legal and economic impacts of COVID-19. The information below was included in that webinar, as well as additional insights. You can view a recorded version of the presentation here. As …
The restaurant and hospitality industry are among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 epidemic. Self-distancing is keeping people home and away from bars, restaurants and hotels. Across the nation, restaurants and bars are expected to lose some $225 billion over the next three months, while hotels are losing an estimated $1.4 billion in room revenue per week, with that number …
Once a business files for Chapter 7, the company shuts down, the officers, directors, and employees are dismissed, and a court appointed trustee takes over to liquidate the company for the benefit of creditors. The company does not continue operating under Chapter 7, except in very rare circumstances where the trustee allows it to do so temporarily.
How did so many Americans get on the fast path to a bankruptcy rebound and how can others? For starters, have a realistic, positive attitude and a clear and sustainable plan of attack to get on your feet again after a bankruptcy.
