The March 2025 edition of the Practical Guidance newsletter introduces a range of new content and resources across various legal practice areas, reflecting the evolving landscape of law and technology...
Risk allocation and management are crucial for the success and sustainability of construction projects. Effective risk management involves careful contract drafting and adequate insurance coverage. State...
Real property transactions involving easements granted in the name of conservation can yield tax deduction benefits to the grantor. While the validity of charitable contributions in this area is subject...
Explore the findings of Seyfarth Shaw LLP’s 2025 Real Estate Market Sentiment Survey, which gathered insight from commercial real estate experts on critical topics including interest rates and construction...
In the early stages of a private M&A deal, parties draft a letter of intent—also known as a memorandum of understanding or "heads of agreement"—to outline the key terms of the...
Uptier or liability management transactions (LMTs) are a controversial breed of funded debt transaction, the essence of which is to allow a borrower to evade certain secured lenders' sacred rights provisions and create a higher tier of new, supersenior secured debt funded through a combination of new money and rollups or exchanges of old debt held by favored parties. Check out this expertly drafted practice note summarizing the core features of LMTs and the current developments in LMTs.
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