Phillips Lytle LLP Partner Sean C. McPhee Presented at ABA CLE Program “Payments and Sanctions Law: The Intersection of UCC 4A, OFAC Requirements, and Attachment Attempts”

PHILLIPS LYTLE LLP PARTNER SEAN C. MCPHEE PRESENTED AT ABA CLE PROGRAM “PAYMENTS AND SANCTIONS LAW: THE INTERSECTION OF UCC 4A, OFAC REQUIREMENTS, AND ATTACHMENT ATTEMPTS”

Buffalo, N.Y. – Phillips Lytle LLP Partner Sean C. McPhee was a panelist at a CLE program titled “Payments and Sanctions Law: The Intersection of UCC 4A, OFAC Requirements, and Attachment Attempts,” which took place April 14^th as part of the American Bar Association Business Law Section’s Spring Meeting in Orlando, Florida.

Mr. McPhee discussed leading cases and recent developments concerning judgment creditors’ attempts to attach blocked electronic funds transfers in satisfaction of judgments entered under the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act and the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act.

Mr. McPhee has significant experience with judgment enforcement proceedings in both federal and state courts, and practices primarily in the area of commercial litigation including litigating business and real estate disputes, lender liability, business torts, class actions, and products liability.