"I think that the court’s recent order will certainly facilitate the completion of commercial foreclosure proceedings. But it will not necessarily result in business as usual," says Scott Tross, co-chair of the real estate litigation and dispute resolution practice group at Herrick, Feinstein, and leader of the firm's Newark office.
March 03, 2021 at 02:42 PM
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Among the innumerable areas COVID-19 has impacted: retail. And that impact has affected how foreclosures and bankruptcies are being handled. Scott Tross, co-chair of the real estate litigation and dispute resolution practice group at Herrick, Feinstein, and leader of the New York-based firm’s Newark office, anticipates more developments.
Tross provided the below responses to the Law Journal’s questions. The response were edited lightly for style.
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Scott Tross of Herrick, Feinstein’s Newark, New Jersey, office. Courtesy photo
