Building through Bankruptcy: An Introduction to Bankruptcy Issues in Construction Contexts
Total Credits: 1 CLE
- Average Rating:
- 9
- Categories:
- Construction Law | Bankruptcy
- Faculty:
- Bernardo McGee Velasco | D Alexander Winkelman
- Course Levels:
- Beginner
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Original Program Date:
- Feb 13, 2024
- Access:
- Access for 180 day(s) after purchase.
Description
Description:
After a brief overview of the bankruptcy process, Alex Winkelman will dive into more specific construction–related topics, including:
- application of the automatic stay to construction projects,
- doing business with bankrupt entities,
- lien rights in Bankruptcy,
- preference actions and the ordinary course defense, and
- filing and prosecuting claims.
Speaker:
Alex Winkelman, Mesch Clark Rothschild
Chair/Moderator:
Bern Velasco, Mesch Clark Rothschild
Handouts
| T24157_Materials (2.9 MB) | 23 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Faculty
Bernardo McGee Velasco Related Seminars and Products
Assistant Attorney General
San Carlos Apache Tribe Attorney General's Office
(Bern) primarily practices environmental and natural resource litigation with the San Carlos Apache Tribe’s Department of Justice. Before joining the Tribe in 2024, Bern was a shareholder with Mesch Clark Rothschild in Tucson, where he practiced construction litigation and appeals. Bern clerked with the Honorable Peter J. Eckerstrom of the Arizona Court of Appeals after graduating from the University of Arizona. In his free time, Bern races throughout the Southwest with Bicycle Ranch Tucson. Although fast for a lawyer, it turns out that lawyers are slower than other professionals.
D Alexander Winkelman Related Seminars and Products
Mesch Clark & Rothschild PC
Alex Winkelman has represented clients in courts throughout Arizona, handling a wide variety of complex, high-stakes matters across diverse practice areas.
He has appeared before the Arizona Supreme Court, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Arizona Courts of Appeals, the Ninth Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel, and has filed petitions for certiorari with the United States Supreme Court.
Before founding Winkelman Law, Alex was an equity partner at a well-respected Tucson law firm, where he practiced for nearly eight years. He began his legal career as a law clerk for Judge Joseph Howard of the Arizona Court of Appeals.
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