When a company files bankruptcy, what are the repercussions?

December 23, 2009 by  
Filed under Mortgage

If a company files bankruptcy and are bailed out, do they have to pay off all of their debts? Are they able to come back out of bankruptcy without being bailed out? How exactly does it all work?

When the company files for bankruptcy, what all does that imply?

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One Response to “When a company files bankruptcy, what are the repercussions?”
  1. Mr. Prefect says:

    If a company files for bankruptcy protection, there is no one to bail them out, as this is the last step. Also, there are different types of bankruptcy, one where debts are reorganized to be maybe partially paid, another where the company becomes totally insolvent, and so on.

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