Press Releases from McLion (9 total)
McJustice reaches over 30,000 users per month - Digitization in insolvency law c …
The LegalTech portal McJustice continues its growth trajectory. Since June 2025, the platform for digital insolvency and legal proceedings has seen a rapid increase in…
Making digital insolvency reality: McJu§tice already offers today what the legi …
With the key issues paper "Insolvency Proceedings 4.0", politicians have presented a clear roadmap for the digitalization of insolvency proceedings. While many systems are still…
Filing claims in insolvency made easy: Fast, secure and digital success with McJ …
A new approach to creditor protection - McJu§tice brings efficiency, legal certainty and digital expertise to the filing of claims.
In economically challenging times, the efficient…
McJustice launches the first German insolvency portal InsO Plus-the future is no …
Since July 2024, a creditor information system (GIS) is mandatory for all German insolvencies according to the German legislator.
McJustice has spent the last few months…
McJu§tice buys insolvency claims with immediate effect
It is already annoying when you have claims against third parties. It is even worse when the debtor files for insolvency.
This raises the question: should…
McJustice - the voice of insolvency creditors
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,…
FTI & BigXtra Touristik insolvency - filing of claims for 149 Euro flat rate
Three months ago, hundreds of thousands of holidaymakers lost their booked vacation: FTI, the third-largest German travel group, filed for insolvency. Most FTI customers are…
Insolvencies in Germany are rising rapidly
The year 2024 has so far shown a rapid increase in corporate insolvencies.
New corporate insolvencies are reported in the business press practically every day. All…
McJustice - 30% more insolvencies in 2024 - filing claims made easy
By June 2024, we will already have 30% more corporate insolvencies in Germany than in 2023, and the trend is rising. To be precise, 11,000…
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