Aaron R Cahn

September 20, 2019 | New York Law Journal

Any cannabis-related business or any business in a relationship with one will likely find itself barred from the door of the federal bankruptcy courts.

By Aaron R. Cahn

6 minute read

September 07, 2000 | Law.com

Anyone occupying a key position with a business entity is wise to make provision for when that relationship ends. But what happens when severance payments begin . . . and then the company files for bankruptcy? A corporate principal who arranges a payday for her or himself when knowing that the company is, or will soon be, in financial distress, may face insider preference liability - even if no longer a corporate officer when the check is cashed.

By Aaron R. Cahn

9 minute read

December 13, 2010 | New York Law Journal

Aaron R. Cahn, James Gadsden and Bryan J. Hall of Carter Ledyard & Milburn discuss the use of SPE structures in corporate finance and recent implications for attorneys who deliver opinions to support transactions involving SPEs.

By Aaron R. Cahn, James Gadsden and Bryan J. Hall

15 minute read