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New Publication Provides In-Depth Analysis of Second Liens and Intercreditor Agreements

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NEW ABI PUBLICATION
PROVIDES IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS OF SECOND LIENS AND INTERCREDITOR
AGREEMENTS

 

May
7
,
size='3'>2009
Alexandria, Va. —
The American Bankruptcy Institute today releases
the
Handbook on Second Lien
Loans & Intercreditor Agreements

face='Calibri' size='3'>to assist practitioners in understanding the
development and practices involved with second lien financing. Second
lien loans are typically made by creditors to a bankrupt company with a
security interest in the assets of a company that are second behind a
primary or “senior” credit facility

size='3'>. As second lien financing has become more prevalent in
today’s chapter 11 practice, authors

face='Calibri' size='3'>Mark N. Berman

size='3'>of
Nixon Peabody LLP (Boston)
and Jo Ann J.
Brighton
of K&L
Gates LLP (Charlotte, N.C.) wrote the

size='3'>Handbook
to
size='3'>examine implications of the second lien financing market over
the last decade. The

size='3'>Handbook
provides an in-depth
analysis of intercreditor agreements used in second lien financings, by
providing practical examples of sample clauses, followed by an analysis
of the legal issues presented when parties contemplate the
enforceability of those clauses in the context of a borrower bankruptcy
proceeding.

Members of the press interested in
interviewing the authors should contact John Hartgen at 703-894-5935
or

color='#0000ff' size='3'>jhartgen@abiworld.org

face='Calibri'>. The 116-page softbound
face='Calibri' size='3'>Handbook
is available
for pre-order ($25 ABI members; $45 non-members) at ABI's Online
Bookstore. Click here to order.

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