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When Tenants File for Chapter 11: A Landlord's Survival Guide

Today's Lease Rejection, Assumption and Assignment Strategies
Location: Your office or conference room (no need to travel!)

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Hosted By : Beard Group Law and Business Publishers and Troubled Company Reporter
   
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In today’s economic turmoil, commercial landlords face unprecedented economic and legal risks.

When your tenants file for bankruptcy, landlords will face highly accelerated proceedings that offer precious little time to hire new counsel, review pleadings and make informed decisions. The rush to liquidate retail stores is now prevalent. Several recent retail chain filings, which will serve as revealing case studies for much of this audio conference, are evidence of the brutal new world facing landlords.

Prepare yourself with this timely and convenient Audio CD (recorded February 2009), presented by David R. Kuney, partner with the national law firm of Sidley Austin LLP. He explains landlord and tenant legal rights under the Bankruptcy Code and – more importantly – outlines key strategies for protecting those rights and preserving your bottom line.

In less than 90 minutes, you examine –

• What to expect – anatomy of a bankruptcy strategy from a tenant’s perspective
• New code provisions designed to increase landlords’ leverage
• Analysis of motions aimed to deflate that leverage
- The “instant sale” of all assets: what if anything can a landlord do?
- Protecting the administrative claim for rent. New case law on rent claims.
- Master leases and cross-default provisions; any hope for enforcement?
- Accelerated and abusive cure motions.
• Important new lease rejection strategies
• Can designation rights be challenged? Or is this the last war?
• DIP provisions and their drain on landlords’ power
• Due process hard-ball – dealing with the shortened time to respond
• Finality and the lack of appeal in section 363 sales
• Use of omnibus motions and “pre-packaged” objections
• Proven strategies for dealing with the hyper-aggressive case

 
Speaker(s):  
  • David R. Kuney
    Sidley Austin LLP
David R. Kuney is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of Sidley Austin LLP. He represents both debtors and creditors in complex Chapter 11 cases, including complex partnership cases, retail bankruptcies, real estate bankruptcies and corporate cases. He has also had extensive litigation and appellate experience and has served as lead counsel in both jury and non-jury civil matters throughout the United States.

David is an adjunct professor at the Georgetown University Law School, where he teaches a class on Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights. He’s been ranked in Chambers USA as a Leading Bankruptcy Attorney in Washington and as an “intellectual leader” in bankruptcy law. He is the author of the book, "Bankruptcy Issues for Commercial Landlords, Tenants and Mortgages."

When Tenants File for Chapter 11: A Landlord's Survival Guide
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