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McJustice - the voice of insolvency creditors

09-26-2024 03:41 PM CET | Business, Economy, Finances, Banking & Insurance

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Insolvency law is a complex topic in Germany. Creditors in insolvency are often overwhelmed by the many unanswered questions and complex issues. For this reason, many creditors take their claims to a lawyer.

The lawyer incurs high costs, which are not economically worthwhile, especially for small claims.

Insolvency law in Germany has been modernized since July 2024. It is now possible to submit the claim to the insolvency administrator using an electronic document. The insolvency administrator can prescribe certain common file formats.

McJustice already has the right solution at this point. After entering the data, the creditor can download the document as a PDF and send it directly to the insolvency administrator or upload it to the new GIS (creditor information system) of the respective insolvency administrator.

McJustice relies on complete digitization right from the start.

Creditors should be aware that pre-filled claim registrations sent by the respective insolvency administrator may not always be unproblematic. In the insolvency of the container service provider P & R from Grünwald, for example, according to press reports from lawyers, waivers were used in the pre-filled forms that restricted the rights of creditors.

The McJustice form, on the other hand, is neutral and does not take into account the interests of the debtor or third parties, but only those of the creditors. McJustice sees itself as a neutral service provider for creditors in insolvency proceedings.

A so-called GIS (creditor information system) will also be integrated shortly. The respective insolvency administrators will then be able to enter the relevant insolvencies and upload documents for creditors' information.

McJustice makes it possible for creditors from all over the world to register claims in insolvency proceedings via a neutral platform. Simple, fast and inexpensive.

The advantages for creditors are obvious.

No pursuit of interests by the insolvency administrator and debtor. Claim letter to substantiate the registered claim. The sample letter distinguishes between contractual claims and claims for damages.

The statement of grounds is important to ensure that the filing of the claim is effective and the limitation period is interrupted.

The creditor receives the money directly into his account.

You can find out more at www.mcjustice.de

McLion Unipessoal LDA
Travessa do Fala-Só n.º 13 B
1250-109 Lisbon
Portugal

https://mcjustice.de/

Frau Brigitte Leipold-Lotschischnik
01722887861

office@mcjustice.de

We are convinced that many legal processes can be simplified in the digital age and handled without a lawyer. This eliminates the often difficult inhibition threshold of going to a lawyer.

In this way, access to justice becomes cheaper, easier and faster - and possible for everyone. Our team consists of experienced lawyers who can look back on many years of professional experience and who have designed our system and continue to develop it on a daily basis.

In particular, the experience gained from many years of client relationships and their wishes regarding legal issues are taken into account. The core issues have always been the prospects of success, the costs and the time frame.

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