DWC was initially engaged to collect the accounts receivable which were the subject of a dispute between the company and its largest supplier. The scope of responsibilities was expanded to include full equity receivership and the oversight of the company’s operations. When the company was determined to be insolvent, DWC liquidated the company and put the company into bankruptcy in order to preserve preference payment claims against the prior owners of the company.

DWC successfully liquidated the company’s assets and payments to the creditors, the remaining claims against the prior owners were assigned to the company’s largest supplier and DWC continued to  provide litigation support for these claims.