What does a fishing boat have to do with long-standing judicial standards? Lauren Campisi, partner at Hinshaw & Culbertson LLP, spoke with host Mary Schuster about how the outcome of Loper Bright v. Raimondo – a case involving herring fishermen in New England – could have sweeping consequences for laws and regulations that mortgage and title professionals refer to everyday. This is because the case challenges the scope of the Chevron Doctrine, which courts have relied on for decades worth of high-stakes legal decisions in all manner of cases. The conversation highlights the potential consequences of changes in judicial deference and the need for clarity and certainty in the interpretation of laws.

Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Title Success and Table Setting

08:40 – Financing Options and Deal Structures

14:45 – Factors Influencing M&A Activity in the Real Estate Market

35:10 – Common Mistakes and Traps to Avoid

41:59 – Connecting with Underwriters and Industry Associations

49:01 – Conclusion

Get In Touch…

Lauren Campisi, Partner in Charge, Hinshaw Culbertson LLP (Guest), lcampisi@hinshawlaw.com

Mary Schuster (Host), mschuster@octoberresearch.com

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