Lender Liability in Illinois: Steering Clear of Borrower Claims
Lenders often contact their lawyers and describe a factual scenario that ends with the inquiry: “Will this expose us to
Lender Liability “Public Accommodations” in Non-Residential Foreclosures
If you’re a lender foreclosing on a commercial property, you may be used to hang-ups getting to the finalization of
Wisconsin: Payoff Statements and Security Satisfaction
Are you, as a secured creditor, obligated to provide a borrower with a payoff statement on demand? In Wisconsin, the
Q&A: Lender Considerations In Perfecting Security Interests in Illinois Land Trusts
Q: What steps should a lender take to properly perfect lender’s security interest where the collateral for the loan is
Lender’s Release of One Co-Borrower Does Not Release All
A lender’s release of one co-borrower does not necessarily release all. That is the message sent by the Appellate Court
Lender’s Right to Personal Deficiency Judgment: Use It (Correctly) or Lose It
Lenders beware: if a complaint for mortgage foreclosure seeks a personal deficiency judgment against a borrower based on the borrower’s
Marijuana Business Ripe for Lending Industry
The growing marijuana industry is ripe for lenders, and the Department of Justice and the U.S. Treasury Department have issued
Important Changes to Business Member Loan Final Rule
Several important changes to the National Credit Union Administration’s (NCUA) Business Member Loan Rule will become effective January 1, 2017.
Weed Woes When Lending
We recently assisted a client about an exception on a title policy for a property their borrower was in the
Small Business Relief (COVID-19)
In addition to SBA Loans, with and without debt forgiveness components, there exists a recently passed bankruptcy act that has