Planning in the real estate sector

The information will review the current cyberrisks which all participants in construction, including owners, contractors, subcontractors, architects and vendors are exposed to, including such problems as ransom ware and theft of data. You will learn about which contract clauses can be used or modified to avoid or limit contractual risks due to cybercrime or cyberterrorism. You will also learn about the use of insurance to control risk. There will be a scenario discussed for which you can test how you can apply the lessons learned in this content.

Understand the key steps in the bankruptcy process and how they affect the various parties related to commercial real estate. Bankruptcy cases involving commercial real estate present a multitude of problems. Depending on the party and its relation to the real estate, significant differences in concerns, legal issues and strategies come into play. Knowing the bankruptcy process, certain key provisions of the Bankruptcy Code applicable to commercial real estate, and what to expect in a bankruptcy case involving such real estate are vital in evaluating the best path. Owners of commercial real estate, tenants of commercial real estate, and mortgagees on such properties must each understand their respective positions, claims, and rights in a bankruptcy case. Knowledge of these issues in advance of a bankruptcy filing can greatly enhance preparation and expectations for counsel and their clients if and when a bankruptcy is filed.

In order for not-for-profits to best leverage their real estate assets, they must first have a good understanding of their assets, their options, and market conditions. Join CohnReznick, along with Goldstein Hall, Denham Wolf, and Think Forward Financial, for an informative webinar that will provide not-for-profits with practical advice and best practices for leveraging real estate to support their missions, operations, and financial needs.

As the acuity care needs of senior living residents rise, so does the need for more efficient workflows and better outcomes. Technology can help simplify both of these areas, by providing customizable data that highlight changes in condition and quality of care, and by informing residents' families about the care their loved ones are receiving. On September 8, at 2:00 pm Eastern, Seniors Housing Business magazine will host a webinar exploring how technology is helping to improve senior care across the country. Webinar attendees will learn about the latest innovations in care transition management and preventive healthcare. Topics will include: The latest trends in technology-enabled senior care How technology can help simplify workflows and improve care transitions The importance of involving families in the care planning process How to implement technology solutions to support these goals Panelists: Amy Ostrem, Vice President, Strategy & Portfolio Management, MatrixCare; Cassie Diner, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Kelly Danielson, Clinical Product Manager, MatrixCare; Joy Herring, VP of Clinical Analytics, LTC Consultants; and the moderator, Eric Goldberg, Seniors Housing Business. This discussion is sponsored by MatrixCare, an industry-leading provider of post-acute EHR to facility-based care settings and home care/home health and hospice organizations.