Multistate loans are often structured in a manner calculated to reduce the impact of the California “one action” rule and anti-deficiency rules that may impact or frustrate enforcement of collateral in other jurisdictions (especially in states where real property foreclosures are judicial). This program will include a brief summary of the “one action” rule, an in depth look of how enforcement actions in other jurisdictions can affect California real estate collateral and how two recent California appellate cases create material uncertainty on the effectiveness of the choice of law and forum selection clauses typically seen in loans of this type.
Speaker Dennis Arnold, Gibson Dunn
Time: 4:00 p.m.- 5:00 p.m.
Location: As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic the program will be held by Zoom video conference. Invitations with the webinar information will be included in your registration receipt.
Cost: FLC members: $40 Non-members: $55 Government employees: $0
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