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Agentis Attorneys Recognized in 2026 Florida Super Lawyers and Rising Stars

NewsJune 26, 202658Views 0Likes 0Comments

Agentis is pleased to announce that four of its attorneys have been recognized in the 2026 Florida Super Lawyers and Rising Stars selections. The following attorneys were named to the 2026 Florida Super Lawyers list: Jacqueline Calderin – Bankruptcy: Business Robert P. Charbonneau – Creditor Debtor Rights Jesse Cloyd – Bankruptcy: Business In addition, Paula…

Brightline Debt Woes Highlight Risks In Private Rail Finance

Bankruptcy Law, Insolvency, Publications, RefinancingJune 18, 202674Views 0Likes 0Comments

By Robert Charbonneau This article was originally published by Law360 on June 18, 2026. View the article here. The reported creditor negotiations and mounting debt obligations of Brightline, the privately financed Florida railroad, have quickly become one of the most closely watched restructuring stories in the state, with broader implications for infrastructure finance…

Agentis Recognized in Chambers USA 2026 for Bankruptcy Litigation

NewsJune 4, 202672Views 0Likes 0Comments

Agentis is pleased to announce that Chambers USA 2026 has recognized Agentis and two of its attorneys among Florida's leading bankruptcy and restructuring practitioners. The firm earned a Band 3 ranking in Florida Bankruptcy Litigation and a Band 4 ranking in Bankruptcy/Restructuring in Florida: South. In addition, Chambers ranked Jacqueline Calderin and Robert Charbonneau individually…

The RMS Titanic sailing into the sunset, symbolizing how hidden risks and governance failures beneath the surface can endanger even the grandest ventures—echoing the $218 million Titanic bankruptcy case where transparency and oversight came under scrutiny.

Inside the Titanic Fire Sale: Governance, Insider Risk, and Process Failures That Sank a $218M Estate

Bankruptcy Law, NewsAugust 28, 2025524Views 0Likes 0Comments

Move over, Leo — a new leading man is in this Titanic story. Agentis attorney Robert P. (“Bob”) Charbonneau stepped into one of the most dramatic bankruptcy battles in recent memory and helped expose how a $218 million artifact collection nearly slipped away for just $19.5 million. The Premier Exhibitions/RMS Titanic case was expected to…