In these turbulent economic times, hone your skills to ensure that the courts will enforce your credit agreements. This focused program will address the essential issues and consideration for the credit agreement, including the particular issues related to taking security over intellectual property, securities and other such assets with specific requirements. You will be alerted to common mistakes and pitfalls in security documents and registration. Further, this program will give you tools to assist your clients when faced with a defaulting debtor in assessing a lender’s security package and taking steps to enforce security.

Focus: This focused program will alert you to the common mistakes and pitfalls in security documents and registration as well as provide you with the tools to assist your clients when faced with a defaulting debtor in assessing a lender’s security package and taking steps to enforce security.

Taped from the October 20, 2009 CLE Program.

Highlights

• Negotiating and drafting the credit agreement
• Common mistakes in drafting and perfecting security
• Unique challenges in taking security over particular types of assets, including intellectual property, securities, and other such assets with specific requirements
• Identifying defects and fixing them
• Process on enforcement when default has occurred

Video Replay Agenda

Back to Basics: Negotiating and Drafting the Credit Agreement
Gus Karantzoulis, Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

Common Mistakes in Drafting and Perfecting Security
Jennifer Searle, McLean & Kerr LLP

Unique Challenges in Taking Security Over Particular Types of Assets
Helgi Maki, Bennett Jones LLP

Portfolio Review: Identifying Defects and Fixing Them
Virginie Gauthier, Ogilvy Renault LLP

Default Has Occurred: Getting the Process Started on Enforcement
Craig A. Mills, Miller Thomson LLP