We are thrilled to announce Super Lawyers selected seven KGR attorneys for its 2023 list, including three attorneys chosen as Rising Stars. KGR 2023 Super Lawyers and their practice areas: Wes Overturf – Creditor Debtor Rights Jay Kennedy – Creditor Debtor Rights Stephen J. Peters – Appellate Harley Means – Bankruptcy: Business 2023 Super Lawyers …
Six KGR Attorneys Selected as Super Lawyers 2022
Super Lawyers selected six KGR attorneys for its 2022 list, including one attorney chosen for the first time and another as a Rising Star. KGR 2022 Super Lawyers and their practice areas: Bill Bock – Entertainment and Sports Jay Kennedy – Creditor Debtor Rights Jim Knauer – Business Litigation Stephen Peters – Appellate Harley Means …
Announcing Our 2019 Best Lawyers
We are pleased to post that the following attorneys from the firm have been selected to the The Best Lawyers in America (2019 Edition). Banking and Finance Law Jay P. Kennedy Madalyn S. Kinsey James G. Lauck Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law Jay P. Kennedy James A. Knauer Closely Held Companies and …
Announcing Our 2018 Super Lawyers
We are pleased to post that the following attorneys from the firm have been selected to the 2018 Indiana Super Lawyers and the Indiana Super Lawyers Rising Stars list. Each year no more than five percent of the lawyers in the state are selected by the research team at Super Lawyers to receive this honor. William …
Mortgaged Property Sold at Tax Sale – What’s a Lender to do?
A lender’s priority in mortgaged commercial property can evaporate when the owner fails to pay property taxes. While a lender can preserve its mortgage interest in the property by insuring payment of the property taxes prior to a tax deed being given to a tax sale purchaser, it becomes progressively more expensive to preserve the …
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Appellate Court reaffirms Lender’s Priority over Mechanic’s Lien holders– but big questions remain
The Indiana Court of Appeals recently reaffirmed a lender’s priority in mortgaged commercial property over mechanic’s lien holders so long as the lender’s mortgage was recorded first and the proceeds of the lender’s loan were used “for the specific project.” As discussed below, a mechanic’s lien holder may upend the “first to file” general rule, …