Imagine making a loan to a business for its use as start-up capital. Loan documents are drafted, and to secure payment, you retain an option to purchase equity in the company. If the company doesn’t pay on time, you may have the option to take control of the company. The interest rate on the money
More Posts
TCPA Litigation: Understanding the Safe Harbor Defense
Are Realtor Referral Sources Protectable Through Non-compete Agreements?
TCPA Litigation: Is Click-to-Dial a Violation?
They Didn’t Sign the Contract – Do We Still Have a Deal?
Dual Representation in Derivative Litigation: Who Can Represent the Company?
Can a Lender Modify the Terms of a PPP Loan?
Recovering Personal Property Collateral: When Should Secured Creditors Consider Replevin Instead of Self-Help Repossession?
7 Things Lenders Should Know About SBA Audits
Loan Modification and Deferment Requirements for SBA Lenders
Subscribe: Subscribe via RSS
Blogs
Firm/Org