Written by Steven E. Cowen, Esq.Attorney, Debt Solution Law Group | State Bar of California #132988 | Full attorney bio → In this blog we talk about how leases and other executory contracts are handled in the SBRA reorganization process. First, some general principles. The law only applies to leases or executory contracts that are […]
Written by Steven E. Cowen, Esq.Attorney, Debt Solution Law Group | State Bar of California #132988 | Full attorney bio → In this building block blog we discuss what are known as preference payments and the rules for when these payments can be “clawed back” from the creditor who received them. Returned preference payments would
Written by Steven E. Cowen, Esq.Attorney, Debt Solution Law Group | State Bar of California #132988 | Full attorney bio → In this building block blog we look at a very specific issue: what options does a tenant have to handle past-due rent in a reorganization plan? Breaking this down: what options does the tenant
Written by Steven E. Cowen, Esq.Attorney, Debt Solution Law Group | State Bar of California #132988 | Full attorney bio → How Bankruptcy Law Treated Home Loans Before the SBRA In this building block blog we look at one of the more radical changes that the SBRA makes to the law applicable to the reorganization
Written by Steven E. Cowen, Esq.Attorney, Debt Solution Law Group | State Bar of California #132988 | Full attorney bio → The Business Owner’s Situation Let’s take a look at how the SBRA works in a situation of a hypothetical California restaurant owner with the following financial circumstances. In this blog, we do cover a
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