Zelazny Business Bankruptcy is a Chicago-area law practice focused on helping business owners address serious financial challenges, creditor pressure, SBA loans, EIDL debt, and bankruptcy. Led by attorney Eric Zelazny, the firm serves businesses throughout Chicago and surrounding Illinois communities from offices in downtown Chicago and Tinley Park. For owners searching for a business bankruptcy attorney, the practice provides legal guidance focused specifically on business debt, asset protection, restructuring, and bankruptcy options.
Eric Zelazny brings more than 30 years of experience to business bankruptcy matters and also has a Certified Public Accountant background. This combination allows him to review both the legal and financial issues affecting a struggling business. The firm works with business owners to understand outstanding obligations, personal guarantees, company assets, tax concerns, creditor activity, and the financial consequences of different bankruptcy strategies.
Business bankruptcy is a major focus of the practice. Zelazny Business Bankruptcy assists corporations, LLCs, partnerships, and sole proprietors with evaluating Chapter 7, restructuring, negotiated settlements, and other debt-resolution strategies. The right approach depends on the structure of the business, the amount and type of debt involved, whether the owner signed personal guarantees, and whether the goal is to close the company or continue operating.
As a Chicago business bankruptcy attorney, Eric Zelazny also works with owners who are dealing with SBA and Economic Injury Disaster Loan obligations. The firm helps clients evaluate EIDL repayment problems, SBA collection activity, hardship options, negotiated resolutions, and bankruptcy when repayment is no longer realistic. These situations can become especially important when a loan includes a personal guarantee that may place an owner’s personal assets at risk.
Chapter 7 small business bankruptcy is another core service. For corporations and other business entities that need to close, Chapter 7 can provide a court-supervised process for winding down operations and liquidating business assets. For some sole proprietors, a personal Chapter 7 case may address qualifying business debts while allowing the owner to consider future business options. Zelazny evaluates each situation before determining whether bankruptcy is the appropriate path.
The firm also focuses on business-owner asset protection. Before a bankruptcy filing, it can be important to understand whether a home, retirement account, personal savings, or other property may be exposed to creditors. Zelazny’s legal and accounting background allows him to review the broader financial picture when developing a strategy.
Zelazny Business Bankruptcy represents businesses from a variety of industries, including restaurants, trucking companies, medical practices, gyms, day care businesses, and other small and closely held companies. The firm states that it has advised thousands of businesses during Eric Zelazny’s career.
The Chicago office is located at 53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Suite 304, Chicago, IL 60604, with an additional office at 18400 Maple Creek Drive, Suite 600, Tinley Park, IL 60477.
Business owners looking for a business bankruptcy attorney can contact Zelazny Business Bankruptcy to discuss SBA debt, EIDL obligations, Chapter 7, corporate bankruptcy, restructuring, creditor concerns, and business-owner asset protection.
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