Description:
From locating assets to liens and garnishment - get a thorough understanding of civil judgment enforcement.
Receiving a judgment is only half the battle. Too often, clients accept that receipt of a judgment will be the end to litigation and that the money will begin to readily flow. This is very rarely the case.
Managing client expectations is of the utmost importance to the attorney-client relationship. This topic will help those responsible for enforcing judgments to manage client expectations by understanding the enforcement process and the potential pitfalls that regularly hamper a party’s ability to enforce a judgment.
Areas Covered in the Session:
Judgments and Pre-Judgment Strategies
Developing Judgment Enforcement Strategy
• Assessing Judgment Debtor's Assets
• Controlling Client Expectations
• Creditor's Exams
Executing Judgment Enforcement Strategy
• Garnishments
• Liens
• Installment Payments
Special Issues
• Bankruptcy
• Foreign Judgments
• Fraudulent Transfers
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services):
- CLE
- NALA
Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit.
Instructor Profile:
Jason R. Canvasser, Clark Hill PLC
- Senior attorney at Clark Hill PLC in the litigation practice group
- Practice areas include general litigation, with an emphasis on commercial litigation
- Rising Star by Super Lawyers magazine, 2015-2016
- Member of the Wayne State Law Review
- J.D. degree, Wayne State University Law School; B.A. degree in political science, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
- Can be contacted at 313-965-8257 or jcanvasser@clarkhill.com
(Not available outside the US)