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Most companies wait too long to call. Here's the moment they should have.
Most owners call a turnaround firm only after the decision has been made for them. Here are the financial, operational, and crisis warning signs — and the moment to act while you still have options.
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Turnaround & RestructuringFewer Banks, More Workouts: What Regional Consolidation Means for Borrowers in 2026
How 2026 regional-bank consolidation and the commercial debt maturity wall are reshaping middle-market borrower relationships, deal flow, and special-assets workout activity — and the three moves borrowers should make now.
Turnaround & RestructuringSection 363 Sales Without the Legalese
A plain-English guide to Section 363 sales — how the stalking-horse bid, the auction, the timeline, and the stakeholders work together to sell a distressed business free and clear and preserve enterprise value a slow liquidation would destroy.
Firm NewsInglewood Welcomes Bill Nolan, Partner — and Deepens a Bench Built for the Operator's Chair
Inglewood welcomes Bill Nolan, Partner — an operating CEO and Big Four diligence veteran — and explains why deepening a senior, partner-led bench is the firm's deliberate strategy after more than forty years.
Turnaround & RestructuringHow a Chapter 11 Plan of Reorganization Saved Player Wire Wheels
A $47 million wheel and tire distributor lost its founder and its credit line, then emerged from Chapter 11 with every creditor paid in full.
Firm NewsVeteran Cleveland CFO Brian S. Kenyon Joins Inglewood
Inglewood welcomes veteran Cleveland CFO Brian S. Kenyon, the finance leader behind the $100M Gravitas sale and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's turnaround.
Firm NewsHigher Education Consulting Veteran Tim Novotny Joins Inglewood
Tim Novotny brings more than 45 years of higher education and not-for-profit experience to Inglewood's Higher Education Services Group.
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