This seminar will address the nuts and bolts of the Texas Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act. It will discuss cases interpreting the TUFTA, strategic and ethical considerations in prosecution or defending fraudulent transfer claims and advising clients on asset transfers. It will also cover related claims like alter ego. This program will delve into how attorneys could be liable for aiding and abetting if they assist their clients in making a fraudulent transfer.
No pre-registration is required.
Written materials are available for up to $15.
