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“Be Careful to Describe Litigation or it Will be Lost” - Keith Aurzada published
Bankruptcy Law360
September 16, 2008
Keith Miles Aurzada
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"Road Map for the New Bankruptcy Landscape" - Brian Kilmer published
Bankruptcy Law360
January 3, 2008
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"Foreclosure and Receivers in the Current Liquidity Crisis" - Keith Aurzada & Wendy Godfrey published
The Bankruptcy Strategist
November 13, 2007
Keith Miles Aurzada
Gwendolyn J. Godfrey
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Recent Developments in Lender Liability Law
August 14, 2006
Gerald L. Blanchard
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Are Fee Applications Necessary When Representing the Secured Creditor?
AIRA Journal, August/ September 2006
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In Cases of Church Bankruptcies, Who Owns Assets?
The RMA Journal, June 2006
Gerald L. Blanchard
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"2005 Georgia Business Organization Case Law Developments" - Tom Richey
January 17, 2006
Thomas S. Richey
Last year produced a bumper crop of Georgia appellate decisions on issues of corporate, LLC and partnership law.
Tom Richey and the Firm's Securities, Corporate and Fiduciary Litigation Group has prepared this summary of the 2005 developments in relevant Georgia business organization case - including fiduciary duties in the sale of businesses; corporate and LLC derivative action issues; nonprofit corporation dissolutions; enforceability of LLC conflict of interest waivers; oppression claims in statutory close corporations; professional corporation shareholder buy-sell agreements; publicly-filed statements of partnership; and whether a corporation can pierce its own veil and what happens if it does
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Non-Debtor Transfers May Qualify For §1146(c) Exemption
American Bankruptcy Journal - February, 2005
Robert M.D. Mercer
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Think that Your Licensee Client's Rights under Section 365(n)of the Bankruptcy Code Are Safe? Think Again!
2004
Robert M.D. Mercer
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Mergers and Acqusitions: Revenue Ruling 2004-11: The IRS Starts Climbing the M&A Mountain
Journal of Pension Benefits, Spring 2004, Vol. 11, Number 3, Copyright 2004
June 30, 2004
It is encouraging to see the IRS and the Treasury attempting to tackle some of the complex issues raised by company acquisitions and dispositions. Practitioners have had to deal with these questions for years in an uncertain environment. Probably the most positive development is that the government is seeking practitioner input on these issues. Nonetheless, we recognize that the Section 410(b) transition period rules are just the tip of the M&A iceberg.
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Drafting Tips To Help Protect Licensee Rights In The Event Of a Licensor Bankruptcy
2003
Robert M.D. Mercer
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