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SBA 504 Loan Liquidation: Which Liquidation Actions Require SBA’s Pre-Approval (Part 2)

June 22, 2020 Banking & Financial Services Industry Legal Blog

504 Loan Liquidation Actions This article is Part II of a two-part blog series, designed to assist 7(a) lenders and Certified Development Companies in determining which liquidation actions require SBA’s pre-approval on SBA loans. Part II in this blog series addresses the liquidation actions that require the SBA’s pre-approval for […]

SBA 7(a) Loan Liquidation: Which Liquidation Actions Require SBA’s Pre-Approval (Part 1)

June 8, 2020 Banking & Financial Services Industry Legal Blog, Florida Business Litigation Blog

7(a) Loan Liquidation Actions This article is Part I of a two-part blog series, designed to assist 7(a) lenders and Certified Development Companies in determining which liquidation actions require SBA’s pre-approval on SBA loans. Part I in this blog series addresses the liquidation actions that require the SBA’s pre-approval for […]

Coronavirus Crisis Management for Lenders and Servicers – Considerations for the Anticipated Rise in Loan Modification Requests

April 7, 2020 Banking & Financial Services Industry Legal Blog

The efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19 has caused an adverse ripple effect in the economy that will undoubtedly strain lending relationships and require widespread loan modifications. To assist borrowers and businesses with the anticipated volume of loan modification requests, the federal government and other federal agencies have offered […]

Do Homeowners Have a Duty to Disclose Potential Eminent Domain Proceedings When Selling Their Property?

September 20, 2018 Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog

In many cases, property owners become aware that eminent domain proceedings will affect their property, but owners are often surprised to learn how long the process takes.  Major government projects can take years of budgeting, engineering, and planning before the first parcel is ever taken by eminent domain. Early in […]

Are Actual Fraudulent Transfer Judgments Dischargeable in Bankruptcy?

September 17, 2018 Banking & Financial Services Industry Legal Blog, Florida Business Litigation Blog

While bankruptcy proceedings generally allow individuals an opportunity to discharge many different liabilities, there are some classes of liabilities—such as those involving fraud—that are not dischargeable in bankruptcy.  The Bankruptcy Code (“Code”) prohibits the discharge of “any debt . . . for money, property, [or] services . . . to the extent obtained by . . . false pretenses, a false representation, […]

Fraudulent Transfer Remedies & Defenses Under FUFTA

August 2, 2018 Banking & Financial Services Industry Legal Blog, Presentations, Videos

There are fraudulent transfer remedies available to creditors, whether their claims are liquidated, mature or immature. But what fraudulent transfer defenses are likely, for debtors or creditors alike? Asset protection professionals involved with estates and trusts grapple with understanding these rights everyday. This video presentation was recorded by Jimerson Birr […]

Right to Compensation: Are Signs and Billboards Subject to Eminent Domain in Florida?

July 30, 2018 Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog

Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. Businesses all over Florida use signs and billboards to advertise their brands and products to the consuming public.  Private landowners can make money by granting easements to outdoor advertising companies, which construct billboards on property nearby major interstates.  Some property owners may wish to advertise […]

Right to Compensation: Are Light, Air, Views and Access Subject to Eminent Domain in Florida?

June 18, 2018 Florida Eminent Domain Law Blog

Location, location, location.  People pay big money for property with open air, great lighting and incredible views.  Sometimes a government project infringes upon those valuable qualities so much that it is deemed a taking. If they assert eminent domain in Florida, the owner is entitled to full compensation.  Likewise, if […]

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