Tailored Financial Restructuring Services

Financial Restructuring & Turnaround

When financial challenges threaten your company’s stability, simple debt negotiations may not be enough. In these moments, businesses must consider strategic financial restructuring & turnaround solutions to regain stability, optimize cash flow, and pave the way for long-term success.

At Pacific Resources Group (PRG), we specialize in navigating businesses through complex restructuring challenges. By leveraging our expertise and extensive network of financial professionals and legal advisors, we craft tailored solutions designed to restore stability and drive long-term success. Whether your company is facing temporary cash flow difficulties or the risk of insolvency, we provide a clear, strategic roadmap to help you move forward with confidence.

Financial restructuring is not just about reducing debt—it’s about realigning financial resources, stabilizing operations, and positioning the company for sustainability. Depending on your situation, solutions may include:

Every restructuring decision carries significant financial, operational, and legal implications.

The PRG Approach: Ethical, Strategic, and Results-Driven 

At PRG, we recognize that restructuring is not just about fixing numbers—it’s about restoring confidence, maintaining operations, and preserving value. We take a strategic, ethical, and solutions-driven approach, ensuring that every path considered aligns with your long-term goals. 

Our role is not just to present options but to walk the path with you—whether as a settlement negotiator, turnaround advisor, or restructuring consultant—to help you navigate difficult decisions with clarity and confidence. If your business is facing financial uncertainty, now is the time to take action. Contact PRG today to explore your options and take the first step toward financial stability and renewal.

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SimpleSettle’s financial restructuring services will help you transform your financial challenges into opportunities for stability and growth

Sometimes a company just needs a fresh start. Our debt relief firm will help you make critical & often difficult decisions with you as a settlement negotiator and/or your trusted turnaround advisor.

Contact SimpleSettle today to start your journey towards financial stability.

Claim Types Managed

Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs)

A Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is a form of business financing where a borrower receives an upfront lump sum of cash in exchange for a percentage of its future credit card sales or daily revenue (future receivables).

Bank Loans

The extension of the money from a bank to another party with the agreement that the money will be repaid with interest.

Equipment Loans & Leases

Equipment financing typically falls into two categories: loans and leases. An equipment lease is essentially a long-term rental agreement in which the owner of the equipment grants the user the right to operate the equipment in exchange for periodic lease payments.

Trade Vendors

Trade vendor debt refers to obligations owed to suppliers or trading partners for goods or services provided on credit. These debts are typically unsecured, meaning they are not backed by specific collateral. Vendors extend credit based on business relationships and the expectation of timely repayment.

Commercial Property Leases

A commercial property lease is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms under which a tenant (lessee) rents space from a property owner or landlord (lessor). The lease agreement guarantees the tenant the right to use the property for business purposes while ensuring the landlord receives regular payments for a specified period.

Worker's Comp Premium Audits / Insurance

A Workers’ Compensation Premium Audit is a review conducted by an insurer to ensure that a business’s workers’ compensation premiums accurately reflect its payroll, employee classifications, and claims history. These audits help verify whether a business has been paying the correct premium based on actual risk exposure.

Inventory Finance Agreements

Inventory financing is a specialized type of business loan or line of credit that allows companies—such as auto dealerships, retail stores, and wholesalers—to purchase inventory without paying upfront. This financing is typically secured by the inventory itself, meaning the lender retains a security interest in the goods until they are sold and the loan is repaid.

Industries We Serve

Construction

Transportation & Logistics

Healthcare

Automotive

Food & Hospitality

Manufacturing

Professional Services

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Hear True Stories from Awesome Clients

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Custom Molding Manufacturer

“PRG is a trustworthy, proactive, and assertive professional services provider. I found their approach and tact towards sensitive business matters to be consistent and accurate. Very happy to be working with PRG.”

Diego P.

Executive Vice President

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Fashion Design & Development Co.

“My husband and I almost had a heart attack when we got served a frivolous lawsuit and understood the legal fees associated with being sued. We were totally panicked and PRG literally saved us. They were lovely and amazing at each and every turn. Darrel is intelligent and kind and you do not feel nickel and dimed. What an amazing team!”

Marta M.

President

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Equipment Manufacturing Company

“PRG has been an important partner to us over the years. Our business was forced to accept a new reality when many of our customers were unable to meet their obligations and we simultaneously experienced an issue with a major supplier. A domino effect was created by these events, but PRG’s team and their referring attorneys negotiated arrangements that allowed us to remain competitive. I cannot thank PRG enough and recommend them to any small business facing similar challenges!”

Mike C.

President

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Home Healthcare Company

“Dear PRG, Thank you for being there when I needed you most. When a slow-down gripped my business a few years back and I was forced to hire legal counsel, I honestly don’t think we could have survived without PRG’s management of the process. You helped us negotiate several compounding business problems that were threatening our existence within a budget we could afford, and we have emerged stronger. My company has been in business for 20+ years and today I feel confident the future is more prosperous than ever thanks to PRG!”

Grace A.

President

Underground Utilities Contractor

“I’ll be forever grateful that Jari reached out to us in 2017. A few years back, my company was facing very difficult challenges. As a licensed contractor in the state of California, there are serious ramifications when creditors begin circling the wagon. PRG and their awesome referring attorneys were able to contain every single problematic creditor through continuous negotiations. They managed a complex web of challenges which ultimately resulted in a complete restructuring of my company. Today I am happy to report that PRG is our Virtual CFO and we are doing better than ever. I am truly excited for the future and glad PRG is at my side.”

Martin L.

President

Note: PRG has over 15 years of experience in debt negotiations and settlements. However, please note that results may vary. Each case is unique and influenced by multiple factors including, but not limited to, the amount and type of debt, the debtor’s financial situation, and the creditor’s willingness to negotiate. Therefore, while we strive to provide the best possible outcomes, we cannot guarantee specific results.

The duration of the debt settlement process can vary depending on the complexity of your case and the responsiveness of your creditors. Typically, settlements can be reached within a few weeks to several months.

PRG’s SimpleSettle stands out because of our tailored approach, which combines deep understanding of creditor disputes, a personalized strategy for each client, and our commitment to ethical practices. Our extensive curated outside network of legal professionals and our focus on small businesses make us particularly adept at handling complex business debt issues.

Using PRG eliminates the need for you to manage or fund an escrow account. We handle negotiations directly and more efficiently, and our interests are aligned purely with achieving the best outcome for you without the additional fees and steps involved in escrow management.

While lawyers focus on the legal proceedings, PRG focuses on financial negotiations that may prevent the need for these proceedings or work in tandem with legal efforts. We aim to settle debts outside of court, which can be less expensive and quicker than traditional legal processes.

PRG stands out from other debt settlement companies due to our deep commitment to understanding and specifically catering to the needs of small businesses, especially in several niche industries. Unlike generalist firms, PRG offers: · Affordable, Transparent Fees: PRG is committed to transparency in all our dealings. We ensure you fully understand our fee structure upfront, with no hidden costs. Our fees are competitive and designed to be affordable, making professional debt settlement accessible to your business. · Dedicated Expert Negotiator: Each client is assigned a dedicated negotiator, an expert who not only specializes in debt settlement but is also attuned to the complexities of your industry. This one-on-one attention ensures that your specific case is managed with the utmost care and expertise. · Curated Outside Legal Network: Recognizing that some financial challenges require specialized legal advice, we provide access to a curated network of legal professionals. This network ensures you receive expert legal guidance at a fraction of the cost, further helping manage your debt in a compliant and strategic manner. · Tailored Solutions: We don’t offer one-size-fits-all solutions; instead, we tailor our strategies to fit the specific financial situations and objectives of each client. · Holistic Approach: Beyond just settling debts, we focus on long-term financial health, helping businesses restructure their finances in a way that supports sustained growth and stability. · Ethical Practices: Transparency and integrity are at the core of what we do. We provide clear communication throughout the process, ensuring you understand and agree with our strategies. · Strong Track Record: Our success is reflected in our numerous client testimonials and case studies, which demonstrate our ability to negotiate favorable outcomes that substantially alleviate financial burdens.

While specific client details remain confidential, we can share the types of outcomes we’ve achieved for businesses in the transportation sector: · Reduced Debt Loads: For a regional trucking company, we negotiated a reduction of 60% on a substantial MCA debt, allowing the business to avoid bankruptcy and continue operations. · Extended Payment Terms: We helped a freight logistics company restructure their debt payments, extending their payment terms significantly which aligned better with their cash flow, especially beneficial during off-peak seasons. · Avoidance of Legal Action: For several clients, our proactive negotiations have prevented creditors from pursuing legal actions, thus avoiding costly court proceedings and potential asset seizures.

Absolutely. One of the key goals of our negotiations is to reduce the total debt burden on your business. We work to lower both the principal amount and any accrued interest or fees wherever possible.

While no debt settlement firm can guarantee a settlement, we have a high success rate due to our experienced negotiators and proven strategies. If negotiations do not result in a settlement, we will reassess the strategy and can continue negotiations or explore other options such as restructuring or, as a last resort, guiding you through the bankruptcy process if it is in your best interest.

We have extensive experience dealing with various creditors and are likely familiar with your plaintiff. Our team is adept at handling different negotiation tactics effectively, leveraging our industry knowledge to your advantage.

If your receivables are being contacted directly by creditors, PRG can intervene by informing all parties involved that we are representing you in these matters, helping manage communications and ensuring that your business operations are not unduly disrupted.

Yes, part of our negotiation process can include addressing and resolving UCC liens placed on your assets as part of the settlement agreement. We work to either remove or restructure these liens to better suit your financial capabilities.

Upon reaching a settlement, the resolution of the lawsuit and the removal of any UCC liens can typically be completed within a few weeks, depending on the responsiveness of the legal parties involved.

While you can handle a settlement offer from a creditor on your own, partnering with PRG offers significant advantages. Our experienced negotiators can secure better terms, comprehensively analyze the impact on your financial health, and protect you from pressure tactics, ensuring the settlement is in your best interest. By entrusting PRG with your debt settlement, you can focus on your business while we handle the complexities of negotiations, saving you time and reducing stress.

We pride ourselves on transparency with our fee structure. We work on a set fee for our time and expertise. It does not matter how short or long each claim takes, we charge you the same fee for the duration of the claim.

We typically operate on a fixed fee basis, meaning our fees are set up front and it does not matter how long the claim takes, we will be with you until the end of the claim. We offer flexible payment options tailored to each client’s financial situation.

PRG can handle most aspects of the negotiation and settlement process, including basic legal support through our curated network of legal professionals. However, for specific legal proceedings or complex legal advice, hiring a specialized lawyer might still be necessary. We can assist in coordinating with appropriate legal counsel as needed.

No, we work on a fixed fee basis. We find that this is the fairest option for our clients. You pay for our expertise and out time and we agree up front on the fee allowing for predictable costs and no hidden surprises later.

The target settlement amount varies based on your specific financial situation and the creditor’s stance. Generally, we aim to reduce your debts substantially, often targeting reductions of 30-70%, depending on the case specifics.

We prioritize minimal disruption to your day-to-day operations. Our approach involves discreet and professional negotiations with creditors to ensure that business operations continue smoothly without undue stress or interruption.

Communication is key to our approach. You will be kept informed at every stage of the process, and we will coordinate all communications with creditors on your behalf. Regular updates and strategic discussions will ensure you are always in the loop.

Absolutely. In addition to debt settlement, we offer advisory services to help improve your financial management practices, ensuring healthier business operations and reducing the likelihood of future financial distress.

You will be assigned a dedicated account manager who will be your main point of contact. They will provide regular updates and are always available for any queries you may have. Typically, we provide weekly updates, or more frequently as needed.

You may be required to show various financial statements and/or bank statements to the creditor during the negotiation process. You likely provided this information when obtaining the credit or financing, so it’s reasonable to expect to show it again when seeking relief. PRG will also ask you to provide this information early in our onboarding process because it helps us generate a better narrative and hardship story using hard data and facts.

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Merchant Cash Advances (MCAs)

A Merchant Cash Advance (MCA) is a form of business financing where a borrower receives an upfront lump sum of cash in exchange for a percentage of its future credit card sales or daily revenue. Unlike traditional bank loans, MCAs are not technically loans but rather an advance on future earnings, making them easier to qualify for but often much more expensive. A small business typically applies for an MCA through an alternative lender, which evaluates the company’s daily or monthly revenue. If approved, the business receives a cash advance, which is then repaid through daily or weekly deductions.  The repayment continues until the total amount owed, often significantly higher than the original advance, is fully repaid.

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NOTE: Many MCA debtors pledged their future receivables as collateral when obtaining the loan. Therefore, it is possible the creditor has the legal right to intercept payments made to your business from your clients either directly or indirectly through a credit card processing system.

Bank Loans

The extension of the money from a bank to another party with the agreement that the money will be repaid. Nearly all bank loans are made at interest, meaning borrowers pay a certain percentage of the principal amount to the lender as compensation for borrowing. Most loans also have a maturity date, by which time the borrower must have repaid the loan. If the purpose of the loan was to purchase certain tangible items (i.e. real estate or autos), it is more than likely “secured” by the property or equipment. If the loan was to “refinance” property it is almost always secured. If the loan is simply an extension of business credit (i.e. commercial line of credit), it usually has a security interest in “all business assets”. The best way to find out if a loan is secured or not is to review the original loan documents.

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Equipment Loans & Leases

Equipment financing typically falls into two categories: loans and leases. An equipment lease is essentially a long-term rental agreement in which the owner of the equipment (the lessor) grants the user (the lessee) the right to operate or utilize the equipment in exchange for periodic lease payments. Unlike a loan, a lease does not typically transfer ownership to the lessee; instead, the lessee pays for the right to use the equipment for a specified term. At the end of the lease, the lessee may have the option to purchase the equipment, renew the lease, or return the equipment. An equipment loan, on the other hand, is a financing arrangement in which the borrower takes out a loan to purchase the equipment outright. The equipment itself typically serves as collateral, meaning the lender can seize it in case of default. Loans result in ownership of the equipment once the borrower has fully repaid the principal and interest.

Businesses often choose between leasing and purchasing based on factors like cash flow, tax benefits, and the expected lifespan of the equipment. Reviewing lease agreements and loan terms carefully is crucial to understanding financial obligations and long-term commitments.

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Trade Vendors

Trade vendor debt refers to obligations owed to suppliers or trading partners for goods or services provided on credit. These debts are typically unsecured, meaning they are not backed by specific collateral. Vendors extend credit based on business relationships and the expectation of timely repayment.

For example, a roofing contractor may purchase lumber from a supplier on credit, agreeing to pay at a later date. While most trade vendor debts remain unsecured, certain suppliers—especially those providing materials for construction or improvement projects—may have legal protections, such as mechanic’s liens or supplier liens. These liens allow vendors to place a claim on the property where their materials were used if payment is not received. In such cases, the supplier’s claim could take priority over other unsecured debts and may even impact the property’s title.

Because of these potential lien rights, suppliers in industries like construction, manufacturing, and wholesale distribution may impose stricter payment terms, require personal guarantees, or exercise lien rights to secure payment. Understanding the terms of trade credit agreements, including the possibility of liens, is essential for businesses managing supplier relationships and financial obligations.

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Commercial Property Leases

A commercial property lease is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms under which a tenant (lessee) rents space from a property owner or landlord (lessor). The lease agreement guarantees the tenant the right to use the property for business purposes while ensuring the landlord receives regular payments for a specified period.

Unlike residential leases, commercial leases often involve more complex terms, including rent escalations, maintenance responsibilities, and tenant improvement allowances. Additionally, lease structures can vary, with common types including gross leases (where the landlord covers most property expenses) and net leases (where the tenant is responsible for additional costs like property taxes, insurance, and maintenance).

Because commercial leases can have long-term financial implications, businesses should carefully review terms related to renewal options, exclusivity clauses, and potential personal guarantees before signing. Understanding these terms helps ensure the lease aligns with the company’s operational needs and financial strategy.

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Workman’s Comp Premium Audits / Insurance

A Workers’ Compensation Premium Audit is a review conducted by an insurer to ensure that a business’s workers’ compensation premiums accurately reflect its payroll, employee classifications, and claims history. These audits help verify whether a business has been paying the correct premium based on actual risk exposure.

In the context of debt negotiation for unpaid or assessed insurance premiums, understanding these audits is crucial for small businesses looking to manage costs and improve cash flow. Inaccurate employee classifications or outdated payroll estimates can lead to overpayments, while unreported payroll changes may result in unexpected premium adjustments. By proactively reviewing audit results and ensuring proper classifications, businesses may uncover potential premium reductions, which can free up capital for settling debts and strengthening overall financial health.

Regularly monitoring workers’ comp classifications and payroll reporting can help businesses avoid unnecessary financial strain while ensuring compliance with insurance requirements.

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Inventory Finance Agrements

Inventory financing is a specialized type of business loan or line of credit that allows companies—such as auto dealerships, retail stores, and wholesalers—to purchase inventory without paying upfront. This financing is typically secured by the inventory itself, meaning the lender retains a security interest in the goods until they are sold and the loan is repaid.

A common example is floor plan financing, which is widely used by vehicle dealerships to stock their lots with new or used cars. The dealership secures a line of credit to purchase vehicles from manufacturers or suppliers and repays the loan incrementally as each vehicle is sold. Until repayment is made, the lender holds a lien on the financed inventory, ensuring repayment in case of default.

For businesses reliant on high-cost inventory, managing inventory financing effectively is crucial to maintaining cash flow and profitability. Borrowers must carefully monitor repayment schedules, interest rates, and loan terms to avoid excessive debt accumulation and ensure sustainable operations.

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