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The Agentis Team has once again been recognized by Chambers USA 2026 as one of Florida's leading bankruptcy, restructuri...
06/18/2026

The Agentis Team has once again been recognized by Chambers USA 2026 as one of Florida's leading bankruptcy, restructuring, and insolvency practices.

The firm earned practice area rankings for Bankruptcy Litigation and Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Florida.

We are especially proud to congratulate attorneys Jacqueline Calderin and Robert P. Charbonneau on their individual rankings for Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Florida: South!

We are pleased to welcome C.R. Hicks to Agentis as an Associate Attorney. C.R. focuses his practice on commercial disput...
06/02/2026

We are pleased to welcome C.R. Hicks to Agentis as an Associate Attorney.

C.R. focuses his practice on commercial disputes and complex business matters. He brings experience helping clients manage litigation, regulatory matters, and other challenging legal issues.

We are excited to have C.R. join our team and look forward to the contributions he will make to our clients and firm.

Today, we pause to honor our American heroes who never came home. Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of the sacrifices ma...
05/25/2026

Today, we pause to honor our American heroes who never came home. Memorial Day is a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made by generations of service members in defense of our country and our freedoms. We remember and honor those who gave their lives while serving in the United States Armed Forces.

As Seen in the News: Jacqueline Calderin, serving as court-appointed receiver for GLG Investments and related entities, ...
05/20/2026

As Seen in the News: Jacqueline Calderin, serving as court-appointed receiver for GLG Investments and related entities, has filed Chapter 11 petitions on behalf of the four companies amid complex ownership and creditor disputes involving a portfolio of 105 South Florida rental properties.

Agentis attorneys Robert P. Charbonneau and Paula A. Martinez are serving as counsel in the Chapter 11 proceedings, with Charbonneau representing the receiver pre-petition and serving as lead counsel in the Chapter 11 reorganization. Recently featured in the South Florida Business Journal, the matter involves significant restructuring, litigation, and receivership issues tied to distressed real estate assets across Miami-Dade and Broward counties.

According to the article, Charbonneau noted that the companies own 104 rental properties in Miami-Dade County and one in Broward County, many of which are occupied by low-income residents, including tenants utilizing Section 8 housing vouchers. Calderin also explained in court filings that the bankruptcy process is intended to help stabilize operations, address the ownership dispute, and allow the debtors to pursue a restructuring plan while working through ongoing litigation and creditor claims.

It is the type of complex insolvency and restructuring work Agentis regularly handles, particularly in matters involving distressed real estate assets, business disputes, and Chapter 11 proceedings throughout South Florida.

To read more, click here (subscription/paywall may apply): https://www.bizjournals.com/southflorida/news/2026/05/18/rental-company-seeks-bankruptcy-protection.html

Agentis in the News!  Our team is representing the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA) in a high-profile lawsuit filed...
04/23/2026

Agentis in the News! Our team is representing the Asociación del Fútbol Argentino (AFA) in a high-profile lawsuit filed in the U.S. tied to a series of international exhibition matches involving Lionel Messi.

The plaintiff alleges it lost millions of dollars, claiming Messi was expected to play a set amount of time during the matches but ultimately did not play in one of the two matches as anticipated.

Our position is straightforward. As trial partner Javier J. Rodriguez shared with NBC 6 South Florida, Telemundo, and HUDD Sports: “We view this as a very basic contract dispute.”

The agreement specifically contemplated the possibility of non-participation and included a liquidated damages provision addressing that scenario. AFA also intends to pursue its own claims for amounts it contends remain unpaid.

This is where contract language, expectations, and risk allocation are tested in real time.

Watch the interviews:
HUDD Sports (Spanish): https://www.instagram.com/reel/DXdDTRLEdeT/?igsh=MXFsMWpjc2RiOXgzaw==
NBC 6 (English): https://www.nbcmiami.com/video/nbc-6-news/messi-faces-lawsuit-after-missing-argentina-friendly/3799053/
Telemundo (Spanish): https://www.telemundo51.com/video/noticiero-t51/acusan-a-messi-y-afa-por-incumplimiento-de-contrato-de-partidos-amistosos/2773920/?amp=1

The Legal 500 United States Elite has released its latest Miami Elite rankings, recognizing attorneys leading the market...
04/22/2026

The Legal 500 United States Elite has released its latest Miami Elite rankings, recognizing attorneys leading the market in complex commercial disputes and financial restructuring. Agentis is proud to be represented among those leaders!

Commercial Disputes (Miami Elite)
Javier J. Rodriguez

Finance & Restructuring (Miami Elite)
Jacqueline Calderin
Robert Charbonneau
Jesse Cloyd

These recognitions reflect a team that has long been at the center of high-stakes litigation and restructuring matters in Miami. With deep experience across industries and a track record handling complex, business-critical disputes, Agentis continues to deliver strategic, results-driven counsel when it matters most.

The Legal 500 rankings are based on independent research, including evaluation of recent case work and market feedback, highlighting attorneys who are consistently operating at the highest level of the profession.

Congratulations team!

Momentum is building. After introduction in the Senate, legislation to restore the $7.5 million Subchapter V debt limit ...
03/30/2026

Momentum is building. After introduction in the Senate, legislation to restore the $7.5 million Subchapter V debt limit is now advancing in the House.

On March 26, the House Judiciary Committee approved H.R. 7730, a bipartisan bill sponsored by Ben Cline, which would permanently reinstate the higher eligibility threshold for small business reorganizations. This follows a companion effort in the Senate led by Charles Grassley.

If this legislation is enacted, it would expand access to Subchapter V, allowing more small businesses to restructure debt, stay operational, and avoid the cost and complexity of a traditional Chapter 11.

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