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ARTICLE · 06 APRIL 2020

Facing A Default? What To Know About Entering Into A Forbearance Agreement

Businesses across the country are already feeling the impact of the coronavirus, and with many communities already implementing quarantines and lockdowns...

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Businesses across the country are already feeling the impact of the coronavirus, and with many communities already implementing quarantines and lockdowns, things are only expected to get worse. While many lenders have been more than willing to work with their customers through deferred payment plans or other accommodations, defaults on loans will be an inevitable reality for many businesses. Even if a business can continue to make its scheduled payments, it may violate a financial covenant or suffer a material adverse change, thereby triggering a default event. While certain relief programs are being put into place to help consumers deal with these issues, many businesses will be forced to work through the problems directly with their lenders.

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