TMA Central Texas: "Receivership panel" discussion
Time is running out to register for this event!! REGISTER NOW to attend our lunch meeting in downtown Austin Thursday, May 23rd?@ 11:30 AM OR join the Webinar @ Noon for our panel discussion on:
“Receivership – A flexible solution for a wide variety of situations.”?Our panelists will provide a general overview of receiverships and discuss (i) the primary statutory path and requirements to initiate a state court receivership in Texas; (ii) the elements regarding the administration of state court receiverships in Texas; and (iii) how state court receiverships can be a flexible tool to address a wide variety of challenges.
Our panelists will be:
Greg Milligan
Executive Vice President, Harney Partners
Greg leads the Fiduciary Services practice at Harney Partners, which includes receiverships.?As part of his overall turnaround and restructuring practice, Greg currently spends most of his time serving in some form of fiduciary capacity including CRO, Chapter 11 and Chapter 7 Trustee, independent board member or manager, and state and federal court receiver involving cases across a wide variety of industries and geographies.
Erik White
Managing Director, Harney Partners
Erik has amassed more than 14 years of experience in corporate finance, business, restructuring, forensic consulting and asset management. He provides strategic advisory services, both financial and operational, to companies experiencing a complex transition. From Fortune 500 to lower middle-market companies, Erik has the depth and breadth of knowledge and experience to support clients and stakeholders in a variety of distressed situations.
Cleveland R. Burke
Partner, Vela Wood Staley Young P.C.
Cleve Burke focuses his practice on commercial litigation, bankruptcy, and receivership.?Cleve represents both plaintiffs and defendants in a wide variety of civil lawsuits in state and federal courts, most commonly in disputes related to contracts, debt collection, lien validity and priority, real estate sales and leases, and business torts such as fraud and breach of fiduciary duty.?He also represents creditors, debtors, trustees, post-petition lenders, purchasers of estate assets, and other interested parties in bankruptcy and adversary proceedings.?He has also served as counsel to numerous receivers appointed by the court to operate and/or sell ongoing business concerns.
In person: No charge for TMA Members, $35 for non-members.
Online registration - https://shorturl.at/OQ038 will be available thru 5PM on Monday, May 22nd (or until we sell out). This event will begin at 11:30AM at Bracewell's downtown office @ 111 Congress Avenue, Suite 2300, Austin, TX 78701.
Webinar: If you are unable to attend the luncheon at Bracewell, please join us via zoom for the panel discussion. You will need to register for the free Webinar by using this link - Webinar Online registration. https://shorturl.at/jmwx9
