Whose A/R Is It, Anyway?

April 01, 2021

By Katherine E. Bell,Jennifer B. Hildebrandt,& Stacy Hopkins

Financing receivables involves lending against the most liquid and readily collectible asset of a company, but it is not without challenges. Appropriate analysis and diligence are always required.

This article originally appeared in The Secured Lender.

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Katherine E. Bell

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Jennifer B. Hildebrandt

Partner, Corporate Department

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Stacy Hopkins

Of Counsel, Corporate Department

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Katherine E. Bell

Partner, Corporate Department

1(714) 668-6238

Jennifer B. Hildebrandt

Partner, Corporate Department

1(213) 683-6208

Stacy Hopkins

Of Counsel, Corporate Department

1(213) 683-6240

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U.K. Supreme Court Clarifies the Scope of Section 2(3) of The Criminal Justice Act 1987 by Holding that a Foreign Company cannot be compelled to Produce Documents Held Abroad

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