Distressed M&A: UCC Sales v. 363 Sales

In addition to contrasting the benefits and drawbacks of out-of-court UCC Article 9 sales and in-court Section 363 sales, the presenters reflect on their experience with insolvency and restructuring to explain the need for collaborative and diverse teams when handling distressed businesses as going concerns.

Credits: 1 General, 0 Diversity/Inclusion PR, 0 MH/SA PR, 0 Other PR

SKU: P2405-24R

$60.00 or 1.00 credits

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Paul Musser (Katten Muchin Rosenman LLP) and Michael Brandess (Husch Blackwell LLP) focus on sales of distressed businesses as going concerns and contrast the benefits and drawbacks of out-of-court UCC Article 9 sales and in-court Section 363 sales. Mr. Musser and Mr. Brandess reflect on their experience with insolvency and restructuring to explain the need for collaborative and diverse teams when these matters, regardless of the type of sale utilized, and cover essential topics such as stalking horse bidders, successor liabilities, closing and post-closing issues, and navigating foreclosures.

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