Unusual Litigations – Disputes that look different: Episode 1: Receiverships and Fiduciaries

18 Min Listen By: Stuart M. Riback

When and why can a court take control of a business away from its management and install a receiver?  What does or can a receiver do once s/he is in place?  What should a receiver do once s/he is in place?  How much litigation does or should a receiver do in the course of the work?  How does an attorney become a receiver?  Judge Louis Bledsoe (North Carolina Business Court) and Melissa Visconti (Damian & Valori, Miami) talk about the processes, pitfalls and triggers for receivership.  They also provide an overview of the work of the Receiverships and Fiduciaries subcommittee.

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New York, NY

Stuart M. Riback

Stuart M. Riback is a member of the New York law firm of Wilk Auslander LLP. His practice is concentrated in the areas of commercial, financial, creditors’ rights, intellectual property, and cross-border…

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