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When Your Customer Declares Bankruptcy In The United States: How To Do Business With Financially Troubled Companies, And What To Do After They File Bankruptcy
16 July 2020
Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton
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This one-hour program will provide an overview of practical
suggestions of what to do when a US customer becomes financially
troubled, managing receivables to reduce preferential transfer
"claw back" claims, what to expect if a customer files a
chapter 11 case, becoming a "critical vendor", and
intellectual property rights in bankruptcy.
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