Program Details
2026-04-30 14:00:00
Over 1,000+ webinars
Course Overview
2026-04-30 14:00:00
2h CLE Credits
Intermediate
2
2:00 pm - 2:30 pm ESTEstablish the foundational framework of nonrecourse lending, tracing how bad-boy guaranties evolved in commercial real estate and where the market stands today, including key carveout structures, SPE covenants, and current market trends.
Alonso Cisneros
Massimo F. D’Angelo 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm ESTDevelop best practices for structuring and negotiating carveout provisions that clearly allocate risk, covering enforceable guaranty drafting, liability caps, cure rights, materiality thresholds, and market standards across structured financing, bank, construction, and mezzanine loans.
Alonso CisnerosMassimo F. D’Angelo 3:10 pm - 3:40 pm ESTAnalyze how courts interpret nonrecourse carveouts and the strategies lenders and guarantors deploy when litigating enforcement disputes, including borrower defenses, establishing damages, and drafting guaranties designed to withstand litigation challenges.
Alonso CisnerosMassimo F. D’Angelo 3:40 pm - 4:10 pm ESTExplore how financial distress, restructuring efforts, and bankruptcy filings affect nonrecourse loans and guarantor liability, covering SPE covenant violations, workout strategy, cash management risks, unauthorized transfers, and emerging litigation trends affecting guarantor exposure.
Alonso CisnerosMassimo F. D’AngeloAlonso J. Cisneros is a Shareholder specializing in Real Estate and Real Estate Finance at Selzer Gurvitch, where he advises commercial real estate clients on complex loan transactions across all asset classes. He represents developers, borrowers, and a diverse range of financial institutions — including commercial and investment banks, regional and local banks, and other lending entities — across permanent, bridge, mezzanine, preferred equity, construction, and split loan structures. Throughout his career, Alonso has closed billions of dollars in real estate financing nationwide.
Massimo F. D’Angelo is a nationally recognized real estate attorney and commercial litigator at Blank Rome LLP, where he represents a broad range of clients in complex real estate disputes, high-stakes civil litigation, and related corporate matters. He counsels owners, developers, corporations, condominium and cooperative boards, and other entities on intricate legal issues involving real property, commercial disputes, governance, and transactional risk. Massimo’s trial experience spans state and federal courts throughout the United States and internationally, and he regularly argues appeals and contributes to shaping litigation strategy in cutting-edge cases.
Alonso J. Cisneros is a Shareholder specializing in Real Estate and Real Estate Finance at Selzer Gurvitch, where he advises commercial real estate clients on complex loan transactions across all asset classes. He represents developers, borrowers, and a diverse range of financial institutions — including commercial and investment banks, regional and local banks, and other lending entities — across permanent, bridge, mezzanine, preferred equity, construction, and split loan structures. Throughout his career, Alonso has closed billions of dollars in real estate financing nationwide.
Massimo F. D’Angelo is a nationally recognized real estate attorney and commercial litigator at Blank Rome LLP, where he represents a broad range of clients in complex real estate disputes, high-stakes civil litigation, and related corporate matters. He counsels owners, developers, corporations, condominium and cooperative boards, and other entities on intricate legal issues involving real property, commercial disputes, governance, and transactional risk. Massimo’s trial experience spans state and federal courts throughout the United States and internationally, and he regularly argues appeals and contributes to shaping litigation strategy in cutting-edge cases.
Requirements
The Alabama State Bar MCLE Commission requires attorneys to complete 12 credits, including 1 ethics, by December 31 of each year. All credits must be reported by February 15 of the following year. A maximum of 12 credits, including 1 ethics credit, may be carried over for 1 year only.
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