Receiver Services and Court Appointed Receiver FAQs

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QUESTION #1

In most cases, the parties’ attorneys collectively decide on a receiver and make a recommendation to the court to have that

person appointed.


How is a receiver appointed?

QUESTION #2


What is the difference between a receiver and a special master?

Generally speaking, a receiver has the authorities stipulated by the court, which may include broad authority and discretion over

the operations of the entity. A receiver’s scope can also be limited, depending upon the order from the court. The

receivership process can last from a few months to years. A special master is typically given an assigned task that is limited in

scope, and once that task is completed, the special master appointment ends.

QUESTION #3


When is an examiner necessary?

An examiner is generally appointed by a bankruptcy trustee or judge in more complex bankruptcy matters to trace assets, analyze business operations, and advise the court of any suspicious

transactions.

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