This presentation will give you the tools you need to better understand how Receiverships (Florida Statutes Chapters 714 & 607) and Assignments for the Benefit of Creditors (Florida Statute 727) work. These tools include understanding the process from beginning to end, how to identify situations where they may be an appropriate solution for your clients, considerations for evaluating receivers and assignees, and how to make sure your clients get the maximum benefit from both of these options regardless of what side they are on (debtor vs. creditor). Mark Healy and Phil Von Kahle with Michael Moecker & Associates have a combined 32 years of experience working as Assignees and Receiver’s over a broad spectrum of businesses. This experience has led to an understanding of circumstances that have led to many successful receiverships and Assignment for Benefit of Creditors. It is important for every attorney to be able to understand and identify these situations so they can advise their clients appropriately.

Which of the following are nicknames for Belfast?

Correct answer is all of the above

View from the Bench, Tampa

View from the Bench, Miami

Federal Securities Institute

Intellectual Property Symposium

Did you miss a CLE program recently? Most of our recent virtual programs are available on demand.

Credits: 1 CLE; 1 Technology CLE

Description: This CLE hosts a panel of technologists discussing AI and Machine Learning. The panel discusses current real-world applications, system security, and present ethical issues.

Credits: 1 CLE

Description: The Honorable Robert E. Bacharach, a Judge with the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, discuss some of the key concepts addressed in his recent book, Legal Writing: A Judge’s Perspective on the Science and Rhetoric of the Written Word, published by ABA Press.

Credits: 1 CLE

Description: The Honorable Robert E. Bacharach, a Judge with the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, discusses some of the key concepts addressed in his recent book, Legal Writing: A Judge’s Perspective on the Science and Rhetoric of the Written Word, published by ABA Press.

Credits: 8 CLE; 1 Juvenile Law ; 2 Business Litigation; 1 Civil Trial; 1 Construction Law; 1 Criminal Appellate; 1 Criminal Trial; 1 Elder Law; 1 Labor and Employment; 1 Wills,Trusts, & Estates; 0.5 Workers Compensation

Description: This seminar provides updates to the following areas of law: Business; Employment; Bankruptcy; Elder; Estate Planning; Criminal; Family and Construction.

Credits: 3 CLE; 3 Technology CLE; 3 Business Litigation

Description: In this presentation, you will learn about the basics of TAR, how to use search terms and AI to manage projects competently and effectively, and how to participate in a meaningful meet and confer with opposing counsel.