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23 ALI-ABA Course Materials J. 1 (1999)

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COURSE MATERIALS JOURNAL
VOLUME 23         FEBRUARY 1999        NO. 1

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Real Estate Asset Management Agreement                                   Mark 1. Carroll, Eaitor;
by Philip D. Weller                                            page 5    Philip M. Manley, Assistant Editor;
by Phlip  . Weler                           pge 5      John IDavis, Art Director;
A well-drafted asset management agreement will define the respec-        Joseph     Mendicino, Circulation Manager;
tive duties of the owner and the asset manager. By so doing, it will
help ensure the profitability of the assets and a smooth relatiorship    Kathleen H. Lawner, Advertising Director
between the owner and manager.
Updated from   the ALI-ABA    Course of Study Modern Real Estate         The American Law Institute-
Transactions, August 12-15, 1998.                                        American Bar Association
Committee on Continuing
Why Loan Participants Can't                                              Professional Education
Afford To Be Passive Investors
Billie J. Ellis, Jr. , Keith D. Kohlhepp, and Lisa M. West   page 21     Charles Alan Wright, Chair
Although loan participations appear to be passive investments, they      Philip S. Anderson, Vice Chair
are not. Participants should put the same amoimt of effort i 'o inves-
tigating and supervising loan participations as they do in making        Edward R. Becker * Charles L. Becton
direct loans. In fact, a participation arrangement is almost as risky as  Bennett Boskey   - Paul J. Bschorr
directly advancing funds to a borrower.                                   Mortme M.        al  J Shorr
Updated from the ALI-ABA Course of Study Banking and Commercial
Lending Law, May 7-8, 1998.                                              JoAnne A. Epps * Elise A. Geltzer
Suzanne E. Graber * Robert J. Grey, Jr.
Litigating the Deal Gone Bad: Environmental                              Phoebe A. Haddon * Geoffrey C. Hazard, Jr.
Issues in Commercial Transactions                                        Mary Kay Kane * Theodore A. Kolb
by Daniel Riesel                                             page 41     A. Leo Levin * Susan R. Martyn
Environmental problems often generate litigation because they are        Lizabeth A. Moody * John H. Morrison
hard to anticipate and even harder to deal with in contract negotia-     William G. Paul * Pamela D. Perdue
tions; but, due diligence and the use of contract provisions specifical-  Sherwin P. Simmons * Win. Reece Smith, Jr.
ly drafted for the transaction can substantially minimize the potential  Samuel C. Thompson, Jr. * Mervin M. Wilf
for litigation.
Updated f-om the ALI-ABA Course of Study Environmental Litigation        Richard E. Carter, Executive Director
sponsored with the cooperation of the University of Colorado School of Law,
June 22-26, 1996.
The ALI-ABA Course Materials Journal (ISSN: 0145-6342) is published bimonthly by The American Law Institute-American Bar Association Committee on
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