We practice all facets of bankruptcy work including, debtor work, Chapter 7 & 11 (both personal and business), creditor rights, bankruptcy litigation, trustee representation and committee representation.
Example casesSuccessfully assisted numerous individuals and businesses in filing bankruptcy cases both small and large.
Assisted individuals and businesses with successful out of court workouts (to avoid bankruptcy).
We have successfully reorganized many businesses.
Main
1970 Broadway
Suite 225
Oakland
CA
94612
Yes, usually around one hour.
For Chapter 7 cases we have flat rate fees. The flat rate depends upon the complexity of the case.
Typical rates are $385-425 per hour but the rates are negotiable in some cases depending upon the circumstances of a given case.
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Nancy Nyberg, Office Manager
Yes
Yes in the appropriate case and where in our professional opinion it would be in the best interest of the client to do so.
We try very hard in every case to staff the particular matter with the appropriate person. If work can be done effectively by a lower billing rate individual, we strive to have that individual perform the work. We pride ourselves on the cost effectiveness of our services and our ability to not "over lawyer" a particular matter and yet still get results for our clients.
We use them in any case where it is appropriate, cost effective, and the client desires to use such a process.
Yes.
We are a small AV Rated firm with tremendous experience in our area of expertise. Since we practice all types of bankruptcy law, we are able to bring a unique perspective to problems that our clients may have because we can see the problem not only from our clients' perspective, but also from the perspective of the other side, which can be very valuable.
We think it is appropriate, but in many instances it should not be a substitute for seeking actual legal advice from a professional.
We are willing to do so under the right set of facts and circumstances.
Yes, in the appropriate case and where in our professional opinion it would be in the best interest of the client to do so.
Oakland native and resident Eric A. Nyberg has practiced bankruptcy, business law, commercial litigation, and probate at Kornfield, Nyberg, Bendes & Kuhner, P.C. since 1987. Among his contributions to the legal community, he has served as a committee member of the Insolvency Law Committee of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California, and as a mediator for the Bankruptcy Dispute Resolution Program of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Northern District of California. He is the author of "Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1994," Westland Review's Quick Guide to Foreclosure Law, 1995 Pacific 60, and a frequent lecturer for Lorman Educational Seminars. Mr. Nyberg is a 2006-2011 Northern California Super Lawyer, and has an AV Preeminent rating by Martindale-Hubbell, the national directory of attorneys, indicating outstanding legal ability and very high ethical standards. Outside of his law practice, he is an avid cyclist, runner, and outdoor enthusiast.
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