68%
Jobs safeguarded every year through collective proceedings.
39%
of cases escape liquidation in France at the end of collective proceedings.
About us
Who are we?
450 professionals employing nearly 4,500 employees across the country carry out a public service mission in their capacity as legal officers.
Insolvency Practitioners (IP) are independent experts whose role, as defined by law, is to defend the interests of companies experiencing difficulties in order to safeguard employment.
The National Council of Insolvency Practitioners (CNAJMJ- Conseil national des administrateurs judiciaires et des mandataires judiciaires) monitors compliance with their obligations, organises their professional training and ensures that they comply with their obligation to maintain and improve their knowledge. Each year, the CNAJMJ reports on the fulfilment of these missions in a report sent to the Minister of Justice.
Understanding our profession and our procedures
- Our procedures
- Your rights
- Which criteria are used to determine which court should hear the case?
- How do I buy an asset in receivership?
- How do you buy a company undergoing collective proceedings?
- How to know if a company is undergoing collective proceedings?
- How can I keep up to date with developments in the procedure?
- What commitments are involved in a company takeover?
- Who can buy a company under collective proceedings?
- What are the risks of sanctions at the end of the collective proceedings?
- How does a company in receivership work?
- What is the difference between receivership and judicial liquidation?
- How can I keep up to date with developments in the procedure?
- Can I still be a self-employed entrepreneur during a judicial liquidation?
- How do you notify your clients/creditors of collective proceedings?
- Can a family home be seized in the event of judicial liquidation?
- What remedies are available against the opening of collective proceedings?
- How much do collective proceedings cost?
- Who can request the opening of collective proceedings?
- How do you file for receivership?
- My company is in financial difficulty. What are my options?
- Do I need to be represented by a lawyer in collective proceedings?
- How are creditors categorised?
- How do I claim repayment in the context of collective proceedings?
- How do I obtain a list of claims in the context of a judicial liquidation?
- What is an unsecured creditor?
- How long do collective proceedings last?
- Who informs the creditor during collective proceedings?
- How are unpaid claims dealt with?
- How do you complete a statement of claim?
- Am I entitled to unemployment benefits after a compulsory liquidation?
- How are redundancy benefits calculated following a judicial liquidation?
- Who pays wages in the event of collective proceedings?
- Who informs employees of insolvency proceedings?
- How do I know if my employer is subject to receivership?
- How can I keep up to date with developments in the procedure?
- What social security/additional health insurance cover is available to employees in the event of a judicial liquidation?
- What happens to employees of a company during collective proceedings?
- How can I keep up to date with developments in the procedure?
- What happens to employees in the event of collective proceedings?
Trouver le bon actif ou la bonne entreprise à reprendre
Actify est un service proposé par le CNAJMJ regroupant l’ensemble des actifs et entreprises à reprendre dans le cadre d’une procédure collective.
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Le Lab - Mandat La Paimpolaise
Montpellier
Fonds de commerce de boulangerie à céder
Livron-sur-Drôme
Fonds de commerce de boucherie, charcuterie, traiteur
Audruicq
Cession d'un fonds de commerce de restauration rapide, pizzeria, sandwicherie
Pierrelaye
Matériel de peintre, plaquiste
Genouillac
