Thursday Morning Breakout Sessions


Thursday Morning Breakout Sessions

 
Thursday, May 11th 11:00 am — 12:30 pm


 
Breakout Session #1

Current Topics in Transportation Factoring


This session focuses on the transportation sector. We will be discussing issues related to the legal and operational aspects that companies who finance in the transportation sector need to be aware of.

Speaker

 

 

 

David Jencks, Esq.
Attorney
Jencks Law, P.C.
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Sponsor





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Breakout Session #2

Unusual (and/or Unpredictable or Ignored) Events in Factoring to be on the Look-Out For

Topics

Surface Freight Transportation – based on the deal between the motor carrier and others, how do you know who your account debtor really is, who is entitled to payment, who are you really dealing with. How do you know if the person you are dealing with must hold a freight broker’s license or is exempt from that requirement.
Merchant Cash Advance Companies – discussion about the ground-breaking decision our firm was recently successfully able to obtain against MCA companies and what it will mean in connection with them giving your account debtors a competing notice of assignment and their failure to attain a senior position based on the priority of the UCC financing statement filings and their effort recently rejected effort to argue that as a buyer of accounts they acquire title vs having to establish priorities.
Governmental Account Debtors (Federal and State Agencies) – what are the unique issues that require attention, such as, is the federal agency controlled by the Federal Assignment of Claims Act, is the agreement subject to the Federal Assignment of Claims Act if a federal agency (this differs from the prior inquiry), is the State Agency controlled by the Uniform Commercial Code and treated as an Account Debtor and even if it is how do you know that you qualify as a party that may seek recovery, are there administrative rules and regulations to look out for that could materially impair your rights and ability to collect from these agencies.
Disclosure Laws – What are the most material differences you should know between the State of California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation’s California Code of Regulations (Title 10, Chapter 30) and the New York State Department of Financial Services Commercial Financing Regulations (23 NYCRR 600, et. seq.)

Speakers

Michael Ullman, Esq.
Partner
Ullman & Ullman, P.A.
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Jared Ullman, Esq.
Partner
Ullman & Ullman, P.A.
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Sponsor

TradeRiver USA



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Breakout Session #3

Factoring 101

If you are new to Factoring or would like a refresher on the basics, this session is for you. Some of the topics that Brian will be discussing are:

  • What is Factoring
  • Factoring Terms
  • The UCC Code
  • Finding the Right Client
  • Five C's of Credit
  • Resources to Assist You

Speaker

 

 

 

Brian Center
CEO

Quasar Capital Partners
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Breakout Session #4

The Do's & Don'ts of Construction Factoring

Topics:
Basis For Construction Factoring in the U.S.
Due Diligence Items
Estoppel Letters
Unique Risks for the Factor
Implementing Defensive Strategies
Practical Hints to Protect the Factor

Speakers

Bruce Loren, Esq.
Partner
Loren & Kean Law
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Debra Zukonik
Co-Founder & CCO
Dare Capital
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