The Effect of Bankruptcy on Construction Projects (MP3 Audio Download)

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The Effect of Bankruptcy on Construction Projects (MP3 Audio Download)

Product Code:	CET11TEBAUD
Faculty:	Jason R. Kennedy, John J. Lamoureux, Desiree D. Noisette
Recording Date:	November 15, 2011
Page Count:	49
Running Time:	1 hour, 36 minutes
Credit Hours:	1.5
Ethics Hours:	0
Sponsoring Entities:	Center for Professional Development, Forum Committee on the Construction Industry, Section of Environment, Energy, and Resources
Topics:	Construction Law
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Pricing:	$129.00 (Regular)
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Description

In today's down economy, the practice of construction law frequently intersects with the bankruptcy process as construction companies file for bankruptcy and chase funds held by insolvent parties.

This mp3 audio download program will equip the construction lawyer with the fundamentals of bankruptcy such as basic bankruptcy filings, the impact of the automatic stay, when to file a proof of claim or object to discharge or dischargeability of a claim and the impact of bankruptcy on creditors' rights. This creditor and debtor focused program also addresses construction specific bankruptcy issues including the treatment of mechanics liens in bankruptcy, the impact of bankruptcy on sureties and bonds, how to protect your client prior to filing for bankruptcy and working for the debtor post-petition.

Finally, this program provides the construction lawyer with strategies to seek and potentially achieve recovery despite the bankruptcy obstacle.

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