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Bankruptcy Auction Services
Maximum recovery through a defensible, court-acceptable process. Led by Mike Fisher, current President of the National Auction Association.
Who Handles Your Case
Mike Fisher
President, Redfield Group Auctions
Current President of the National Auction Association
Before he ever sold an asset at auction, Mike Fisher built and sold an industrial company. He has been on the owner’s side of a plant, a fleet and a payroll, so he knows what the assets in your case are, what they are worth and who will buy them.
1986
Founded Fisher Industrial Service
Started in Glencoe, Alabama and grew to 130+ employees. Named three times to the Inc. 500 list of fastest-growing private companies.
1990s
Sold the company, entered the auction profession
Took an operator’s knowledge of industrial assets into the business of selling them.
2001
Co-founded Redfield Group Auctions
850+ auctions since, in 40+ states and internationally: real estate, businesses, machinery, inventories and specialized property.
2026
President of the National Auction Association
Installed as the 78th President of the NAA, elected by the profession to lead it.
Why Trustees Choose Auction
In bankruptcy, how it is sold matters as much as what it brings.
When a case involves assets, the priority is clear: maximize recovery while ensuring a defensible, court-acceptable process. A properly conducted auction does both, and it leaves a defensible record of value behind it.
Competitive Bidding
Buyers bid against each other in the open, which is what drives price.
Fixed Timelines
A sale date on the calendar, for faster case resolution.
Transparency
An open process and documented results, built for court approval.
Broad Exposure
National and regional marketing that reaches well beyond local buyers.
The Standard
Commercially Reasonable Sales
Bankruptcy courts require a sale to be commercially reasonable. Our process is built to show that it was, with the paper to prove it.
Public exposure
The assets are advertised to the market, not shopped quietly to a few buyers.
Competitive bidding
Every qualified buyer can bid, and every bid is recorded.
Documented marketing
A record of where, when and to whom the sale was marketed.
Transparent results
Detailed reporting for court approval and the trustee’s records.
Assets We Liquidate in Bankruptcy
Why Redfield Group Auctions
Our Process
1
Asset Review & Strategy
We evaluate the assets and determine the best method of sale.
2
Valuation Support
USPAP compliant appraisals and market analysis when needed.
3
Aggressive Marketing
National, regional and targeted outreach to qualified buyers.
4
Transparent Auction
Open, competitive bidding with full documentation.
5
Reporting & Compliance
Detailed reporting for court approval and trustee records.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly can assets be sold?
Most auctions are completed within 30 to 60 days.
Do trustees need court approval before auction?
Yes. We assist with the documentation and the process.
Can you value the assets before they are sold?
Yes. Our GPPA-designated appraisers prepare USPAP compliant appraisals and verify assets on site. See appraisals and asset verification.
Work With a Trusted Bankruptcy Auction Partner
Tell Us About the Case
The assets, where they are and the timeline the court has set. We’ll come back with a plan.
Redfield Group Auctions | Mike Fisher, AL Lic. #1911 | 1044 Sutton Bridge Road, Rainbow City, AL 35906