Coverage Crossroads: Title Insurability at the Bankruptcy Intersection 2022 | Boston Bar | 12 April 2022 | Online

Metes and Bounds gave people a way to designate, own, buy, and sell real property. The Bankruptcy Code and accompanying case law have created conflicts which have certain impacts on debtors, creditors, trustees, lenders, and title insurers. The Bankruptcy Section is presenting a two-part series on the intersection between real estate and bankruptcy. Sign up for one or both of the panels in this two-part series to explore the intricacies of real estate when it “metes and bounds” with the complexities of the Bankruptcy Code!

Part 2: Coverage Crossroads: Title Insurability at the Bankruptcy Intersection

Topics to be addressed include:
• Are relief orders required even in cases where a property is surrendered in a confirmed plan?
• How do you perfect a discharge when a junior lien(s) is/are stripped-off by virtue of a confirmed Chapter 11 or Chapter 13 Plan or by an allowed 363 sale motion?
• How does a bankruptcy trustee satisfy requirements arising under a purchase and sale agreement?
• What does an order on a 363 sale motion need to include to satisfy the title insurer for a buyer?
• Borrowing: is a borrowing motion and a cash collateral order enough to protect the lender?
• The intersection of the Bankruptcy Code and the Land Court Rules – can they both be satisfied by a sale motion and/or a court order?

2022 Speakers

John O. Desmond
Chapter 7 Trustee, Law Office of John Desmond

Shannon Coleman
Stewart Title Guaranty Company

Adam Lewis
First American Title Insurance Company

James S. Jurgens
CATIC

MODERATORS:

Marcus E. Pratt
Korde & Associates, P.C.

Nina M. Parker
Parker & Associates LLC

2022 Sponsors

• Alvarez & Marsal
• The Brattle Group
• CLA
• Charles River Associates
• DGC (DiCicco, Gulman & Company LLP)
• Esquire Deposition Solutions
• O’Brien & Levine
• Rockland Trust
• RSM US LLP’s
• StoneTurn
• Thompson Reuters