GIULIANO, GIOACCHINO

Q1: What is the physical address of Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC?
A1: The physical address of Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC is 2301 E Evesham Road, Suite 800 Pavilion, Voorhees, NJ 08043.

Q2: What products or services does Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC offer?
A2: Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC provides a broad range of professional services, including accounting, insolvency and restructuring, tax, business valuation, fraud and forensic investigation, and tax services. They also specialize in bankruptcy and restructuring, litigation support, and fraud and forensic investigations.

Q3: What industry does Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC operate in?
A3: Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC operates in the public accounting and consulting firm industry, specifically focusing on insolvency and restructuring, litigation support, and fraud and forensic investigations.

Q4: What is the company's mission statement?
A4: The company's mission statement is "Your success is our success." This philosophy emphasizes the reciprocal relationship between the company and its clients, with the goal of assisting clients to reach their financial goals.

Q5: How many years of combined experience does Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC have in insolvency and restructuring?
A5: The company has over eighty years combined experience in insolvency and restructuring.

Q6: What notable cases has Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC served in?
A6: Some notable cases include Getty Petroleum Marketing, Inc. RIH Acquisition NJ, LLC (d/b/a The Atlantic Club Casino Hotel), LTC Holdings Inc. aka Lakeshore Toltest Hard Rock (Hard Rock Park) Myrtle Beach Holdings, LLC.

Q7: What is the contact information for Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC?
A7: The company's contact information includes phone number 856.767.3000 and fax number 760.767.3500, as well as their email address info@giulianomiller.com.

Q8: How did uBiome, a client of Giuliano, Miller & Company, LLC, file for bankruptcy?
A8: uBiome filed for bankruptcy in September 2019 after a federal probe into its insurance billing practices and a rushed departure of founding executives. The company initially sought to sell itself under Chapter 11 but later converted to Chapter 7 due to an objection from unsecured creditors.