Creditors Practice: 3 General Hours; 0.75 Dual (Ethics) Hours

Courses Included

• Creditors Practice 2018: Charging Orders & Bankruptcy
  
  

  In this presentation the speaker will begin with a discussion on Charging Orders and Successor Liability. Creditor rights and remedies sought via charging orders vary depending on a number of factors, including the type of entity involved and the law governing that entity.  It is important for the creditor’s attorney pursuing a charging order to recognize and appreciate the remedies potentially available in each case.  Likewise, this presentation will address the evolving areas of “Successor Liability”, focusing on theories of (1) assumption of debts, (2) de facto mergers, and (3) “mere continuation”. Next the speaker will talk about Bankruptcy. Creditors’ lawyers who do not themselves venture into the world of Bankruptcy Court still need to be aware of certain key Bankruptcy concepts like the law of Preferences and Dischargeability of debt. 

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:2.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • David Anthony, Exo Legal PLLC, Nashville
    David Anthony is a founder of Exo Legal PLLC, a creditor bankruptcy and commercial litigation boutique in Nashville, Tennessee. David represent banks, businesses, and individuals in litigation...
  • Daniel Puryear, Puryear Law Group, Nashville
    Certified as a Specialist in Creditors' Rights by the American Board of Certification, Mr. Puryear represents clients in State and Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. He practices in the areas of...
• Creditors Practice 2018: Stay Violations
  
  

  The automatic stay requires creditors to stop all collection activity once a debtor files Bankruptcy.  But, sometimes, creditors cross the line, whether by accident, mistake, or by intentional violation. This session discusses what type of actions are allowed and what type of actions may be stay relief violations, as well as practical considerations in handling disputes related to violations of the automatic stay.

   

    

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • David Anthony, Exo Legal PLLC, Nashville
    David Anthony is a founder of Exo Legal PLLC, a creditor bankruptcy and commercial litigation boutique in Nashville, Tennessee. David represent banks, businesses, and individuals in litigation...
• Creditors Practice 2018: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Ethical Considerations
  
  

  In this presentation Attorney Alex Dugan will examine current issues affecting the CFPB, particularly with a focus on ethical considerations and professionalism. She will provide an overview of the CFPB’s goals, structure, and recent activity, as well as a discussion of what role it will play in the future.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.75General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Alexandra Dugan, Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP, Nashville