2019 Chapter 12 Farm Bankruptcy

Originally presented on December 5, 2019

According to the American Farm Bureau, filings for Chapter 12 bankruptcy rose by 19 percent across the Midwest in 2018. In 2019, Midwest farmers faced economic pressure from markets, tariffs, and record flooding that affected over 1.1 million acres. The relief provided by Chapter 12 may allow distressed farmers the greatest opportunity to maintain their livelihood and protect their families. 

Join John C. Reed and Fredrich J. Cruse - experienced bankruptcy attorneys and trustees - as they examine Chapter 12 proceedings, changes in the law that provide increased protection for farmers and provide practical advice for representing both debtors and creditors.    

Speakers: Fredrich J. Cruse, Cruse Chaney-Faughn, PC, Hannibal, and John C. Reed, Pletz & Reed, PC, Jefferson City 

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