MJB Banking Law Today
Edition 5 / Most recent archived editions
Edition 42 issues
Edition 38 issues
Matthew Bialick: Reviewing and Responding to Distressed Borrower Financials in a COVID World
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Matthew Bialick: Extension of SBA Section 1112 Payments: Lifeline or Rope to Hang?
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Matthew Bialick: Dealing with the Unexpected Challenges Associated with a Strong Growing Year
Matthew Bialick: 10 Things Every Banker Should Do to Deal with the Coming Commercial Crisis; 3 Early SBA Liquidation Requirements That Bankers Often Violate Without Even Realizing
Matthew Bialick: The Legal Ramifications of the Coronavirus on Agricultural Banks
Edition 212 issues
Matthew Bialick: The Most Important 3 Months of the Last 30 Years
Matthew Bialick: ’Till Death or Foreclosure Do Us Part: The Effect of Borrower Divorces on Agricultural Liquidations
Matthew Bialick: The Anatomy of a Collapsing Ag Deal: The Progression Ag Loans Tend to Follow When They Go Bad
Matthew Bialick: It’s Not Easy Being Green: A Discussion of the Collateral Challenges Associated with Financing an Industrial Hemp Operation
Matthew Bialick: The Problem with High Prices: The Unexpected Legal Risk That Accompanies a Spike in Commodities Prices
Matthew Bialick: To Plant or Not to Plant, That Is the Question... Discussion of Legal Issues Surrounding the Prevented Planting vs. MFP Payment Conundrum
Matthew Bialick: 2019 Planting Season Primer (Part II): 3 More Things Every Ag Bank Should Do Around Planting Season; Growing Industrial Hemp Is Legal: So Now What? The Status of Banks’ Ability to Work with Hemp Farmers in the Wake of the 2018 Farm Bill
Matthew Bialick: 2019 Planting Season Primer: 3 Things Every Ag Bank Should Do Before Planting Season
Matthew Bialick: ’Till the Cow Loans Come Home; The Direct Deposit Dilemma: The Problem of Commodities Buyers Shifting Towards Direct Deposit Payments
Matthew Bialick: The Competing Creditor Crisis
