Perspective
Oct. 26, 2010
Introduction to Receiverships
Understand what receiverships are, when they are appropriate and the scope of their powers. By Edythe L. Bronston and David J. Pasternak.
Receivers are employed in civil cases when absolutely needed to control and protect an entity's assets. All bench officers and litigants in civil matters employing receivers should have a working knowledge of this area of law.
The objective of this article and self-study test is to provide an introduction to receiverships. Readers will learn about what receiverships are, when they are appropri...
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