By Becker & Hebert, L.L.C. | Published May 4, 2020 | Posted in Real Estate | Tagged Tags: COVID-19 | Comments Off on Lenders Suspend Home Foreclosures Due to COVID-19, But What Happens Next?
Many large financial institutions are suspending foreclosures because of the massive economic damage caused by COVID-19. Some banks have stopped proceedings indefinitely. Others have set time limits for foreclosure suspensions such as 60 or 90 days. Even as health and financial issues remain uncertain, this is a good time for homeowners to take stock and Read More
Read MorePurchasing a home is both an exciting milestone and an extremely stressful event. Even when things are running normally in the United States, people who are buying a property must deal with numerous moving parts and expenses. With nearly every facet of our lives upended by the global COVID-19 pandemic, prospective owners are faced with Read More
Read MoreHow do you hold a corporate annual meeting when the entire country is in lockdown? On the surface, it might seem like a simple matter of using a favorite video conferencing tool and perhaps checking to see if it’s been hacked. Annual meetings for corporations are more than get-togethers. They are legally mandated proceedings that Read More
Read MoreSmall business owners are necessarily prepared for various types of challenges, but what do you do when the government orders you to close for an indefinite amount of time? Unfortunately, the COVID-19 pandemic has put millions in this very difficult position. Even worse, it is still unclear in many places when authorities will allow businesses Read More
Read MoreGovernments and even some private businesses have worked to ease the burden on people who are struggling financially due to the COVID-19 pandemic. For people who are concerned about losing their home after being laid off or seeing their business revenue plummet, programs have been established to offer rent and mortgage relief. While many will Read More
Read MoreThe coronavirus pandemic has disrupted practically every aspect of American life. Whether closed by government order or by concerns about public safety, millions of businesses around the country have seen their operations come to a halt. Despite the overwhelming effect of COVID-19, it is not a certainty that an “Act of God” clause in a Read More
Read MoreJeremy Hebert, Co-Managing Member of Becker & Hebert, along with the assistance of paralegal, Rachel Aucoin, recently represented Chad Abell, Eric Crozier, and Abell + Crozier Architects in the merger of ACSW and Abell + Crozier Architects into ACSW Architects, LLC, to become one of the largest architectural firms in the region (https://www.theadvocate.com/acadiana/news/business/article_2a6cc79c-4907-11ea-a792-075a351d48fe.html). Please visit ACSW Read More
Read MoreJeremy Hebert of Becker & Hebert, along with paralegal, Rachel Aucoin, recently represented Indigo Asset Management’s affiliated entity in the successful sale of a Sleep Inn Motel in Alexandria, Louisiana. Indigo Asset Management is an alternative, fixed-income investment fund that acquires secured, asset-based non-performing loans. Indigo Asset Management is a premiere, distressed loan investor in Read More
Read MoreJeremy A. Hebert of Becker & Hebert, along with paralegal, Rachel Aucoin, recently represented Louisiana Crane & Electrical Services, Inc., and its owner, in the successful asset sale and disposition of the assets of Louisiana Crane & Electrical Services, Inc., to Louisiana Crane Acquisition Corporation, a subsidiary of private equity-backed Bishop Lifting Products. https://lifting.com/news/ Becker Read More
Read MoreJeremy A. Hebert of Becker & Hebert, along with paralegal, Rachel Aucoin, recently represented Southern United Auto Group (www.SouthernUnited.com) in the successful asset sale and disposition of one of its Nissan dealerships in New Orleans, Louisiana, formerly operated as Matt Bowers Nissan New Orleans. Southern United Auto Group was established in 2016 by the partnership Read More
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