Equipment Refinancing
The legal pitfalls of equipment leasing can be daunting, which is why today so many national companies rely on Dressler|Peters. We bring extensive experience in document preparation and review to fully protect your interests.
We have extensive experience drafting all types of transactions including:
1. Security Agreements;
2. Master Lease Agreements and related Lease Schedules;
3. Loan Agreements and related Loan Schedules;
4. Manager/Officer Certificates of Authority;
5. Delivery & Acceptance Receipts and related Acknowledgments;
6. Assignment Agreements;
7. Transfer & Assumption Agreements;
8. Collateralization and Cross-collateralization Agreements;
9. Powers of Attorney Relative to Motor Vehicle Financing;
10. Commencement Agreements;
11. Syndication documents, bills of sale and insurance documents;
12. Replevin bonds;
13. Sale/leaseback documents;
14. Trac leases, title documents,
15. UCC Financing Statements;
16. Aircraft Purchase Agreements; and
17. Aircraft Agency Agreements.
When there is a default in a lease or loan agreement, the attorneys at Dressler|Peters have the experience and knowledge to quickly recover your equipment wherever it is located. Our lawyers supervise the disposition of repossessed equipment to maximize your bottom line. We are national counsel for equipment leasing companies who find that our expertise and vast experience ensure cost-effective, quick and efficient collection of monies. We have on file vast numbers of templates of complaints for monies and replevin for almost every state and county, enabling our lawyers to quickly draft and file the complaint. When dealing with equipment, speed matters – the faster we move, the better your return on investment.
The uniformity of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) and our considerable experience litigating UCC Articles 2a, 6 and 9 issues nationwide enable DresslerPeters to act as cost-effective, national counsel to finance companies. We prove our value through our results.