MJ Est
Judicial administration and insolvency services for businesses, creditors and courts in eastern France
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About MJ Est
MJ EST is a SELARL of court-appointed insolvency practitioners. It handles collective insolvency proceedings, business difficulty prevention and amicable mandates, and provides secure online tools for creditors to file claims and manage related requests.
The firm serves businesses and creditors and also sells assets from insolvency cases. It was founded in 2016 and has offices in Mulhouse and Colmar, France.
Product: Court-appointed insolvency administration, business prevention support, amicable mandates and secure creditor claim filing.
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