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Newsroom - February 2008

The tax team represented a lumber supply company in the sale of all of its operating assets to a larger competitor. Our client was a family-owned business engaged in the manufacture and sale of structural trusses and other lumber products. The firm began representing the client in 1981, and has assisted the family in general corporate matters over the last 25 years, including transferring the business from father, to mother, to son and daughter, and ultimately to grandson.

It was a complicated transaction for its size. Sally Vonderscher, Tommy Thompson, Kasel Knight and Travis Carter did most of the corporate and tax work on the transaction, David Heaton and Peter Busscher pitched in at the last minute on very short notice on real estate matters, and Jennifer Crane helped with the opinion. All in all, it was a great team effort.

Upcoming Events

9/30/2010 - Jay Rankin will be teaching a class on intercreditor issues, use of cash collateral and post-petition financing in bankruptcy at Emory University School of Law on September 23, September 30 and October 21, 2010.

10/18/2010 - Eric Taylor will be speaking at the 5th Annual Advanced Forum on Residential Mortgage Litigation & Regulatory enforcement in Dallas for the American Conference Institute on October 18 and 19, 2010. Eric is giving two speeches: "Regulatory and Legislative Responses to the Turmoil in the Residential Mortgage Industry"; and "Master Class on Insurance Coverage and Litigation Issues in Subprime Mortgage Litigation."

12/7/2010 - Ed Dobbs will participate in the Atlanta Bar Association's annual Bankruptcy and Commercial Law Year in Review at the Capital City Club.

1/26/2011 - Eric Taylor will be conducting a two hour breakout session on the topic "The Current MDL Practice Landscape - What Is and Isn’t Working for Defendants?" at the 10th Annual Conference on Consumer Finance Class Actions & Litigation on January 26, 2011 in New York City.

During the conference, Eric is also a panelist, and will be discussing the topic "Managing the Current and Future Waves of Discriminatory and Predatory Lending/Servicing Cases" on January 27, 2011.

 
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