Most sophisticated commercial property owners hold their buildings in single-asset entities – thus, even in transactions where purchasers have valid post-closing claims against a defaulted seller, there can be little (if any) assets remaining in the seller’s name, leaving a purchaser with a worthless judgment. This program will explore some of the practical means of establishing post-closing recourse against property sellers, and increasing the likelihood of collecting on potential judgments.
Our discussion will address:
- Contractual protections;
- Possible rights and remedies at law;
- Equity outside of the four corners of the contract; and
- Piercing the corporate veil.
Speakers
Peter Koffler, Partner, Venable LLP
Matt McLaughlin, Partner, Venable LLP
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