Top BANKRUPTCY Lawyers in Bloomfield | 2 available

2 BANKRUPTCY lawyers are available in Bloomfield, Connecticut, including Affordable Bankruptcy Services and Charles A. Maglieri. These lawyers are rated between 3.2/5 to 3.6/5 and 61% provide free consultation.

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Affordable Bankruptcy Services

Firm: Affordable Bankruptcy Services

4 Spy Glass Cir , Bloomfield , Connecticut 06002

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy

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“Attorney Taub made the bankruptcy process very easy. His prices were very reasonable and he was always there to guide me thru the process. I even reach out...”

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“Attorney Paul Taub was a pleasure to work with to resolve my financial situation. He was easy to contact, pleasant to speak with, and processed my paperwork expediently! In fact he…”

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Charles A. Maglieri

Firm: Charles A. Maglieri, Attorney and Counselor at Law

34 Jerome Ave 463 , Bloomfield , Connecticut 06002

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business Organizations

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6 figure payment to a company that filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy before resolving it has now furloughed all US employees and we still have not received the machine we purchased. | Aug 20, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
My wife and I own a veterinary hospital and were in the process of purchasing a CT machine (Had sent the company two separate checks in September of last year and May of this year) when we found out the company had filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. The liaison working with us let us know the issue was resolved but would not give us our money back (or possibly wasn't in a position to). We found out today that all US employees have been furloughed (Parent company in Italy). We have not received the machine and were counting on depreciating it as an asset. Instead we are now going to be taxed on the lab sign-on bonus we had set aside for this machine, along with being out 6 figures as a down payment on the machine, all without a CT machine now. We contacted the bank and due to payments being done with a check there is nothing they can do to help us get our money back. Is there any legal recourse or literally any advice you can give us? We are an independent hospital and the prospect of losing this amount of money is beyond soul-crushing and devastating. Location: Connecticut, USA

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