Should the Buyer and Seller take their business transfer through CA UCC Division 6, Bulk Sale Code?
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On occasion questions come from the escrow community on certain situations that escrow agents find themselves in, involving the transfer of business assets and navigating through the CA UCC Code, under Division 6, Bulk Sale.
The questions come in various forms, typically involving a business asset sale and transfer through escrow. The transactions can involve business assets only or business assets with a Liquor License, but the scenario… >> READ MORE
Is There Any Risk to a Lender Who Files Its UCC Statement After the Loan Closing?
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Do you have UCC questions? Attorney Bennett Cohen of Illinois law firm Cohen, Salk & Huvard, P.C., has the answers. Check out his guest post below. You may also want to check out his free eBook on RA9 Revisions to Individual Debtor Names.
Timely UCC Filing: Is there any risk to a lender who files its UCC statement after the loan closing?
Answer: Yes, the obvious risk is that an intervening lien (e.g., another UCC filing or… >> READ MORE
Has the Broker subordinated its statutory first priority security interest in the Securities Account to the Lender’s security interest in the Securities Account?
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We're continuing our examination of control agreements for pledged securities accounts with guest blogger Bennett Cohen of the law firm Cohen, Salk & Huvard, P.C. See the introductory post here and the follow-up post, Is there adequate “control” language in the control agreement?
Has the Broker subordinated its statutory first priority security interest in the Securities Account to the Lender's security interest in the Securities… >> READ MORE
Is there adequate “control” language in the control agreement?
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We continue our examination of control agreements for pledged securities accounts with guest blogger Bennett Cohen of the law firm Cohen, Salk & Huvard, P.C. For more background on control agreements, see our introductory post here.
Is there adequate "control" language in the control agreement?
Some control agreements we reviewed failed to contain the necessary language required for the Lender to be deemed in "control" of the… >> READ MORE
[Important] Notice of Change – New UCC Filing Forms
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Beginning July 1, 2014, California state law requires use of the revised forms below to be accepted for filing. The following revised UCC filing forms are available on the Secretary of State's Forms and Fees webpage found here:
http://www.sos.ca.gov/business/ucc/forms.htm.
Here is a list of the revised forms:
UCC Financing Statement (Form UCC1)
UCC Financing Statement Addendum (Form UCC1Ad)
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If a lender has a security interest in equipment or inventory and such collateral is sold and the proceeds deposited in a bank that is not the lender, can the lender claim a security interest in the deposit account as proceeds of its equipment or inventory?
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Do you have UCC questions? Attorney Bennett Cohen of Illinois law firm Cohen, Salk & Huvard, P.C., has the answers. You may also want to check out his eBook on Purchase Money Security Interests (PMSI).
Deposit Account As Collateral: If a lender has a security interest in equipment or inventory and such collateral is sold and the proceeds deposited in a bank that is not the lender, can the lender claim a security interest in… >> READ MORE
Examining Issues with Control Agreements for Pledged Securities Accounts
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We are pleased to welcome back attorney Bennett Cohen of Illinois law firm Cohen, Salk and Huvard, P.C. as a guest blogger! Over the next few weeks, Mr. Cohen will share his expertise on the topic of control agreements for pledged securities accounts.
Examining Issues with Control Agreements for Pledged Securities Accounts - Introduction
Control agreements for pledged securities accounts come in all shapes and sizes, and it is… >> READ MORE
Three Top Reasons Why Public Records Research is Essential for an Asset-Based Lender’s Due Diligence Process
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In our continued focus on the importance of public records research to a secured party’s security interest perfection process, today we list three of the main reasons. So why is public records research essential to an Asset-based lender’s due diligence processes?
1. To determine priority before filing
A public records search uncovers pre-existing liens (like Federal and State tax liens, Judgment liens and UCCs) which can prevent… >> READ MORE
Free eBook on Lien-Related Post Funding Due Diligence
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As a lender, you need to know immediately if your customer is experiencing financial distress that could result in bankruptcy or debtor default. In this FREE guide you will find:
Top 5 Mistakes to Avoid on UCC Financing Statements
What a Search to Reflect can do for you
When to File Continuation Statements
Lien Monitoring Programs
Importance of Monitoring to Reveal Name Variations
Download this free guide today!
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Choosing a Monitoring Solution that is Right for Factors & Asset-Based Lenders
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As asset-based lenders and factors, you are aware that different loan types provide different risks and rewards, and as lenders and risk takers you look to capitalize on this fact. Because of the nature of your lending practices, there are specific solutions that have been designed to monitor a perfected security interest and assist secured parties in maintaining their perfected security interest once a UCC financing statement has been filed.
Many… >> READ MORE