With increased financial distress in the marketplace and a corresponding rise in bankruptcy filings nationwide, commercial landlords are facing heightened risk that their tenants may file for bankruptcy. This can alter the landlord/tenant relationship in significant and often unforeseen ways, especially if the bankrupt tenant wishes to remain in possession of the leased premises or monetize the lease.
In this session, attendees learn:
- Bankruptcy basics pertinent to commercial landlords,
- The respective rights and obligations imposed on landlords and tenants under federal bankruptcy law, and
- What steps can be taken by a commercial landlord in order to minimize the financial impact of a tenant's bankruptcy filing.
SPEAKERS
- Kiah T. "Chip" Ford IV, Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP, Charlotte
PRODUCED
Session from North Carolina Real Estate Attorney's Toolkit: Maintaining and Expanding (2024 Real Property Section Annual Meeting), May 17–18, 2024
APPROVED CREDIT
North Carolina: 1.00 MCLE Hour
Qualifies for NC State Bar Real Property Law Specialization
PROGRAM PRICING
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