Jan 19, 2022

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NACM is saddened to share that Carl L. Garner, former President/CEO of San Diego Credit Association (NACM San Diego), has passed away at the age of 85. Carl led the affiliate from 1972 through his retirement in 2001 enjoying great success including his practice of administering General Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors and directing business reorganizations. Under his guidance, San Diego Credit Association expanded its NACM areas of responsibility into New Mexico and Colorado. Carl and his wife Dollie have lived in San Diego, California since their move from Cleveland, Ohio in 1968. The loving couple were high school sweethearts and enjoyed an incredible marriage for 61 years. Those who knew Carl and Dollie surely know their love to travel, especially cruising the high seas and living the “island life” in the Hawaiian Islands.… Read the rest

Jan 19, 2022

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Congratulations to these members on their new CBA designations. Are you interested in education and getting a designation? Check out this guide on the certification program. If you have any questions contact Shawna Kelly.

CBA:
Danny Yang, CBA – Adobe Systems Incorporated
Stacie Weseman, CBA – Helena Agri-Enterprises LLC – Southern CA/Desert Division
Faviola Padilla, CBA – Ferguson Enterprises LLC
Bobby Ayele, CBA – Weyerhaeuser NR Company… Read the rest

Jan 19, 2022

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Written by:William (Bill) G. Fig, Partner, Sussman Shank LLP

When a lien is recorded against the real property upon which an improvement is being constructed, it usually results in an unhappy lender and property owner and, likely, a stern call from the property owner to the general contractor working on the subject project. The lender is displeased, of course, because the recorded lien puts its security interest in the collateral, i.e. the real property, at risk. This is especially true in Oregon where construction liens can have “super priority” over a previously recorded lender’s deed of trust. The recording of a construction lien against the owner’s property likely constitutes a technical default of the terms of the owner’s loan documents with the lender.… Read the rest

Nov 17, 2021

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By: Bruce S. Nathan, Esq, Scott Cargill, Esq, John P. Schneider, Esq, Lowenstein Sandler LLP

As originally published in the Credit Research Foundation’s publication, Perspective by CRF (Q2 2021) 1

Claims trading is an efficient avenue for creditors of bankrupt companies to quickly liquidate their prepetition claim by selling the claim, at a discount, rather than waiting out the bankruptcy process hoping to receive a recovery from the bankruptcy estate. Conversely, buyers are often willing to purchase a claim for a variety of reasons, including with an expectation that the bankruptcy estate’s eventual distribution on account of the purchased claim will exceed the price they paid for the claim.

There are risks for a buyer when acquiring claims.… Read the rest

Nov 17, 2021

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Congratulations to this year’s award & recognition winners.

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Nov 17, 2021

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Events are starting to get back in person. We can’t wait to have our conference next year. What a fun group of members who attended this year’s National Credit Congress in Kansas.

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