Mr. David E. Beker This is Me

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1. 1. Schwartz Cooper Chartered - David E. Beker

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   Published on: 2/5/2008   Last Visited: 2/5/2008

   David E. Beker Associate T: 312.845.5424 F: 312.264.2490 dbeker@schwartzcooper.com
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   As a member of Schwartz Cooper's Banking and Bankruptcy department, David Beker represents debtors, Creditor's Committees, individual creditors, and trustees in bankruptcy matters and out-of-court workouts nationwide. His experience representing debtors ranges from large public corporations to local businesses. On the creditor side, Mr. Beker has represented a wide variety of secured and unsecured creditors, including financial institutions, trustees, hedge funds, landlords, critical vendors, general contractors, and subcontractors, in asserting and defending claims and adversary proceedings in bankruptcy cases.
   
   In his representation of financial institutions in bankruptcy matters, Mr. Beker routinely provides advice on issues related to workouts and loan restructurings, DIP financings and usage of collateral by business debtors, and disposition of collateral pursuant to either Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code or Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. Mr. Beker also has developed significant experience in prosecuting and defending avoidance actions brought by debtors under the Bankruptcy Code, including preference actions, fraudulent transfer actions, and setoff actions.
   
   In his corporate and transactional practice, Mr. Beker routinely organizes bankruptcy remote special purpose entities and drafts closing opinions, including substantive consolidation opinions and bankruptcy remote opinions, on behalf of real estate developers and investors acquiring or refinancing real estate properties with loans from conduit lenders, loans which are subsequently securitized, loans which are assigned to securitization trusts, or loans which are otherwise the basis of rated obligations. Mr. Beker also often works with financial institutions to review organizational structures of borrowers and their affiliates, and closing opinions rendered by borrowers' attorneys to ensure compliance with the particular financial institution's internal underwriting standards and the requirements of the nationally recognized rating agencies.
   
   Mr. Beker is a regular contributor to the International Asset Recovery Law blog.

2. 2. Schwartz Cooper Chartered - David E. Beker

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   Published on: 1/30/2008   Last Visited: 1/30/2008

   David E. Beker Associate T: 312.845.5424 F: 312.264.2490 dbeker@schwartzcooper.com
   ...
   As a member of Schwartz Cooper's Banking and Bankruptcy department, David Beker represents debtors, Creditor's Committees, individual creditors, and trustees in bankruptcy matters and out-of-court workouts nationwide. His experience representing debtors ranges from large public corporations to local businesses. On the creditor side, Mr. Beker has represented a wide variety of secured and unsecured creditors, including financial institutions, trustees, hedge funds, landlords, critical vendors, general contractors, and subcontractors, in asserting and defending claims and adversary proceedings in bankruptcy cases.
   
   In his representation of financial institutions in bankruptcy matters, Mr. Beker routinely provides advice on issues related to workouts and loan restructurings, DIP financings and usage of collateral by business debtors, and disposition of collateral pursuant to either Article 9 of the Uniform Commercial Code or Section 363 of the Bankruptcy Code. Mr. Beker also has developed significant experience in prosecuting and defending avoidance actions brought by debtors under the Bankruptcy Code, including preference actions, fraudulent transfer actions, and setoff actions.
   
   In his corporate and transactional practice, Mr. Beker routinely organizes bankruptcy remote special purpose entities and drafts closing opinions, including substantive consolidation opinions and bankruptcy remote opinions, on behalf of real estate developers and investors acquiring or refinancing real estate properties with loans from conduit lenders, loans which are subsequently securitized, loans which are assigned to securitization trusts, or loans which are otherwise the basis of rated obligations. Mr. Beker also often works with financial institutions to review organizational structures of borrowers and their affiliates, and closing opinions rendered by borrowers' attorneys to ensure compliance with the particular financial institution's internal underwriting standards and the requirements of the nationally recognized rating agencies.
   
   Mr. Beker is a regular contributor to the International Asset Recovery Law blog.