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Practical Expertise For Complex Business Litigation And Transactions
Sarah Holdener recently presented at a continuing education seminar on Legal Descriptions, Title Insurance and Surveys in Real Estate Transactions for NBI Seminars in Clayton, Missouri. Contact Sarah if you would like a copy of her presentation materials.
Sarah Holdener aided her clients with the purchase of a condominium unit and parking space in the City of Chicago.
Sarah Holdener has secured judgment on behalf of a bank client establishing the senior priority of its refinancing deed of trust, where another lender had initially agreed, but failed, to issue a subordination of its own deed of trust.
Missouri Lawyers Weekly, the state’s premiere legal newspaper, named Sarah Holdener as an “Up & Coming Lawyer” for 2012. She was chosen from lawyers across the State of Missouri for the award given high achievers that epitomize excellence in the legal community...
Sarah Holdener represented a client in the sale and closing of a substantial tract of rural property and mineral interests in southern Illinois.
Sarah Holdener represented a client in the sale and closing of a family farm owned by 20 family members, including the distribution of stock and lease income.
Sarah Holdener has joined ALTA, the American Land Title Association, as an affiliate-attorney member.
Sarah Holdener presented an in-house CLE seminar on Understanding Legal Descriptions in states using the Public Land Survey System.
Sarah Holdener has joined the Illinois Real Estate Lawyers Association, an association comprised of experienced Illinois attorneys dedicated to assisting individuals and businesses in connection with real estate transactions of all types.
On behalf of a lender, Sarah Holdener negotiated settlement and judgment by consent in a reformation and quiet title action involving multiple property owners, where seller’s deed had mistakenly conveyed an entire subdivision to the bank’s borrower and the deed of...
