Learn to recognize that the potential success or ramifications of the bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is normally a strategical option pursued by a party after much thought and consternation. All parties which may be impacted by a bankruptcy, be it the debtor, creditors, or vendors/customers, need to recognize that the potential success or ramifications of the bankruptcy in many instances are directly related to steps specifically taken in anticipation of the bankruptcy filing.
Learning Objectives
- You will be able to review proper pre-bankruptcy planning.
- You will be able to identify proactive steps by creditors dealing with a potential bankruptcy.
- You will be able to discuss considerations when wanting to do business with those seeking bankruptcy protection.
- You will be able to explain the impact on guarantors of a principal’s bankruptcy.
Agenda
- Proper Pre Bankruptcy Planning for the Potential Debtor Depending on What Type of Bankruptcy Is Being Filed and Whether a Business or Individual Is Filing
- Proactive Steps to Be Taken by a Creditor Dealing With a Debtor Contemplating Bankruptcy
- Considerations for a Vendor/Customer Wanting to Continue a Business Relationship With a Business or Individual Seeking Bankruptcy Protection
- Impact on Guarantors of a Principal’s Bankruptcy
Speakers
Randy Nussbaum,
Sacks Tierney P.A.- More than 40 years of experience assisting individuals and businesses with complex bankruptcy protection, transaction, and litigation matters
- Certified Bankruptcy Specialist (Arizona Board of Legal Specialization) and Certified Business Bankruptcy Specialist (American Board of Certification)
- Respected lecturer and author on topics regarding bankruptcy, construction, and real estate
- Named to the Super Lawyers’ Top 50 list of Arizona attorneys, selected as one of The Best Lawyers in America, and named as Lawyer of the Year (Scottsdale) in Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights and in Bankruptcy Litigation
Who Should Attend
This live webinar is designed for attorneys, presidents, vice presidents, credit and collections managers, loan officers, loan department personnel, branch managers, real estate professionals, controllers, and accountants.
