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Our clients range from Fortune 10 companies to closely-held businesses and individuals.

Corporate Bankruptcy
Litigation
Finance
Mergers & Acquisitions
Mobility
Consumer Bankruptcy
ADR / Facilitation

What Makes Wolfson Bolton
the Right Choice?

Our clients benefit from a wide range of professional experience and our track record of success:

  • Reorganizing small and large businesses in and out of court
  • Representing all interests in bankruptcy law and insolvency matters
  • Representing auto industry customers and suppliers
  • Representing lenders and borrowers in secured loan transactions
  • Litigating commercial disputes
  • Mediating business disputes
  • Buying and selling businesses
  • Handling appeals for businesses and individuals

Our Troy, MI Law Firm is Home to Metro Detroit's Leading Commercial Litigation & Bankruptcy Attorneys

Our team is focused on maximizing value to our clients by dedicating ourselves to their success.

Wolfson Bolton PLLC stands out from the crowd of law firms providing bankruptcy, creditors' rights, mergers and acquisitions, automotive supply chain, and commercial litigation services because of the experience and dedication of its professionals and its ability to provide exceptional service at a reasonable cost. We have a national practice. Our clients range from Fortune 10 companies to closely-held businesses and individuals.

Your Detroit Connection

Based in Southeast Michigan, Wolfson Bolton PLLC stands ready to assist you with your legal needs in the Detroit metropolitan area. We frequently collaborate with other law firms to serve as their local counsel, co-counsel, or primary counsel for Michigan cases.

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