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MEDICAL MALPRACTICE
What Is Medical Malpractice?
Patients depend on doctors and other health care professionals to provide treatments that are helpful, rather than harmful. Patients also have the right to expect that care providers will adhere to established standards of medical care. When these standards are not met, needless injuries and even fatalities can occur. This is called medical malpractice, and its victims deserve compensation for the harms they have suffered. The attorneys at BBF have represented families as they search for answers and justice in the most difficult circumstances.
Business Bankruptcy
What Does A Typical Case Look Like?
Below are general descriptions of the types of Business Bankruptcy cases. However, if you would like to discuss your or your business’s options with a Board Certified Business Bankruptcy Specialist, please contact BBF to schedule your free consultation. The attorneys at BBF will analyze your situation, and at a minimum, you will receive crucial information about your options, which will allow you to make educated decisions for yourself or your business.
- Acquisition of financing and credit for operations or purchases
- Governmental loan programs and benefits provided by the United States Department of Agriculture (“USDA”) and the Farm Services Agency (“FSA”)
- The Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act (“PACA”)
- Real property and leases, including partition proceedings and collection actions
- Sale and purchase of commodities, crops, and farm products
- Crop insurance coverage and governmental payment and benefit programs
- Environmental issues or complaints, including nuisance, groundwater, and water quality
- Distributor/grower contracts and agreements
- Negotiations with creditors, such as operating lenders, vendors, suppliers, & equipment financing companies