Who's Who in Bankruptcy Proceedings – TNS

Wondering how to protect your business during a crisis for your contractor? Is a Temporary Court Supervisor a real asset or just a formality?

Creditors don't have to be helpless. Assets can be secured. There are tools that help with this, such as appointing a Temporary Court Supervisor (TNS) after a creditor files a bankruptcy petition. Want to know why a TNS is appointed, what its responsibilities are, and how it can help creditors? Watch our video.

We are making this film available thanks to our cooperation with a legal advisor from HP Law Firm specializing in restructuring and bankruptcy law.