How does Ch 11 Debtor hire a new vendor preconfirmation

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use a motion to employ, just like an atty or accountant.
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Hiring vendors is often done in the course of ordinary business. I think it depends on how much money you are talking about and what kind of contract. For example, replacing one cleaning crew with a different cleaning crew and signing a new contract would be ordinary course of business. Hiring a new vendor to do something that has never been done before would probably not be in the ordinary course of business.
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Listmates,
Chapter 11 debtor owns an apartment building. The debtor's case has recently been filed, and the plan has not been confirmed. Debtor needs to hire and sign a contract with a new vendor.
What are the mechanics of hiring a new vendor while in chapter 11. Clearly hiring a new vendor is not something that is done in the ordinary course of business, so a court permission is necessary.
Alik Segal
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310-362-6157
California Central District

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What type of "vendor"? the types are infinite. answer depends on type
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Hiring vendors is often done in the course of ordinary business. I think it depends on how much money you are talking about and what kind of contract. For example, replacing one cleaning crew with a different cleaning crew and signing a new contract would be "ordinary course of business." Hiring a new vendor to do something that has never been done before would probably not be in the "ordinary course of business."
Link Schrader, Attorney
Law Office of Link W. Schrader

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Listmates,
Chapter 11 debtor owns an apartment building. The debtor's case has
recently been filed, and the plan has not been confirmed. Debtor needs to
hire and sign a contract with a new vendor.
What are the mechanics of hiring a new vendor while in chapter 11. Clearly
hiring a new vendor is not something that is done in the ordinary course of
business, so a court permission is necessary.
Alik Segal
Alik.Segal@gmail.com
310-362-6157
California Central District
Listmates,Chapter 11 debtor owns an apartment building. The debtor's case has recently been filed, and the plan has not been confirmed. Debtor needs to hire and sign a contract with a new vendor.
What are the mechanics of hiring a new vendor while in chapter 11. Clearly hiring a new vendor is not something that is done in the ordinary course of business, so a court permission is necessary.
-- Alik SegalAlik.Segal@gmail.com310-362-6157California Central District

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