The Covid-19 Economic Fallout: Think Outside the Box for Tools and Remedies
Professionals should consider the traditional tools for helping troubled businesses but also explore non-traditional methods of solving client problems.
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“I most enjoy the deep and trusting relationship I develop with clients in guiding them through a successful turnaround of their business.”
Clint specializes in representing companies reorganizing or liquidating under the Bankruptcy Code or in or out of court workouts and liquidations. Clint is certified as a Business Bankruptcy Specialist by the American Board of Certification.
Clint is a shareholder and former Chair of Fredrikson & Byron’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring & Workouts Group, practicing in the areas of debtor/creditor law, bankruptcy and complex commercial litigation. Clint has represented clients nationwide in bankruptcy and other proceedings. Clint also represents debtors and creditors in all aspects of state law proceedings of debtor creditor law such as garnishment, attachment, receiverships, assignments for benefit of creditors, foreclosures, and claim and delivery. He works with banks and other lenders on UCC issues and lender liability matters.
April 22, 2020
Professionals should consider the traditional tools for helping troubled businesses but also explore non-traditional methods of solving client problems.
March 30, 2020
Executives and their companies facing a financial storm brought on by the pandemic can find themselves in an overwhelming spot. Fredrikson attorneys provide a next-steps checklist and wealth of resources to help weather the storm.
August 28, 2019
A recent Supreme Court decision resolves an important question regarding what rights a non-debtor licensee has to continue to use a trademark under a rejected lease and may also have broader ramifications on the rights of contract parties when a contract is rejected under Section 365.
June 3, 2019
By Clinton E. Cutler & Steven R. Kinsella
The national and local publications have been full of articles recently on the emerging agricultural crisis confronting producers. Now might be a good time for lenders to brush up on the most significant laws affecting their loan remedies in the event it becomes necessary to seek enforcement of their loans.
February 19, 2019
We are currently in or entering a new bust cycle in production agriculture. While producers have generally managed to continue operating, bankruptcy filings and farm foreclosures are on the rise and prior fixes may no longer be available. Dealing with lenders can be a challenge in these circumstances, and it is important for professionals advising producers to follow a few simple rules to effectively negotiate with their clients’ lenders.
July 26, 2018
In the 8th Circuit, income tax debt owed under late filed tax returns could, under certain circumstances, be discharged by individual debtors in their bankruptcy cases.
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