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“Googins and Devlin have succeeded in writing the definitive guide to documenting and closing a commercial transaction in Maine. This volume should be at the core of any syllabus used to train commercial bankers. It should also be close at hand as a ready reference for any established commercial banker in the State.” ~ Raymond T. (Chip) Kelley, Sr. Vice President Mgr – Commercial Banking, KeyBank, N.A., Portland, ME “Googins and Devlin, two of Maine’s leading practitioners, have put together an exceptionally practical resource for lenders and their counsel. This book should quickly find a place on the bookshelves of bank lenders and underwriters, title attorneys, and anyone else who is regularly engaged in commercial lending in Maine. The book is not a scholarly treatise, notwithstanding the case citations and footnotes, but a thorough, readable, even enjoyable reference guide to commercial lending professionals.” ~ William E. Saufley, Sr. Vice President Chief Risk Officer, Kennebunk Savings Bank, Kennebunk, ME
“The myriad of laws and regulations that impact the modern law of commercial lending create a complex thicket for both lender and lender’s counsel. The Maine Commercial Lending Handbook is an invaluable guide through that thicket. The book is coauthored by Chris Devlin and Mark Googins, two of Maine’s most thoughtful and respected commercial lawyers, and it reflects their collective insight and attention to detail. The text is organized around a comprehensive checklist of lending categories along with a thorough discussion of the legal issues and drafting techniques appropriate for each area covered. While the book provides invaluable “how to do it” advice, it also includes a sophisticated level of analysis that goes way beyond the typical practitioner’s manual. In particular, the book’s treatment of those points of intersection between Maine’s Uniform Commercial Code and other Maine laws and regulations is extremely helpful and found nowhere else in the legal literature. The book will be very shortly become a reference standard for all of Maine’s transactional lawyers and their clients in the credit marketplace.” ~ Professor Thomas M. Ward, University of Maine School of Law, Portland, ME Author of Intellectual Property in Commerce (West Group 9th rev. ed. 2009) |
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