Criminal law in Panama
Criminal Proceedings Arising from Bankruptcy
Criminal Proceedings Arising from Bankruptcy in Panama
Bankruptcy is not always solely a financial matter.
In Panama, certain acts related to insolvency proceedings may give rise to criminal liability, particularly when there are indications of fraud, concealment of assets, falsification of information, disloyal administration, or intentional harm to creditors. Both business owners and administrators may face legal consequences if the process is not handled transparently and in accordance with the law. Specialized legal advice is essential to prevent risks, mount an appropriate defense, or pursue criminal actions when bankruptcy has been improperly used to cause harm.
- Bankruptcy may generate criminal liability
- Concealment of assets is a criminal offense
- Creditors may pursue legal actions
- Transparency reduces legal risks
- Early legal advice is key
Are you involved in a bankruptcy process with criminal implications? Our legal team in Panama has the experience required to protect your rights, design a solid strategy, and represent you with professionalism and confidentiality. Contact us for specialized legal advice.
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