cash-collateral-dip-financing-issue-spotter

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Use when issue-spotting a cash collateral or DIP financing document into a source-cited key terms table and issue list for attorney review, without approving terms or determining lien priority.

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# Cash Collateral DIP Financing Issue Spotter ## Purpose Issue-spot a cash collateral or debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing document into a source-cited key terms table and issue list, with missing facts, business and legal questions, and a verification checklist, so a qualified attorney can evaluate the document. This skill extracts and organizes terms; it approves no financing terms and determines no lien validity or priority. It produces draft legal work product for attorney review — not legal advice. ## Use When - A cash collateral order, DIP credit agreement, DIP financing motion, or related document must be reviewed and its issues organized for an attorney. - A debtor, lender, committee, or party in interest needs the financing terms and issues mapped with sources. - Financing terms must be checked before a hearing or an objection is considered. ## Required Inputs - The cash collateral or DIP financing document, with source references. - The user's party role (debtor-side, DIP lender, prepetition lender, committee-side, or other). - The lenders, the collateral, and the liens as written. - The budget as written, with budget-line references. - Reporting covenants, milestones, and roll-ups if provided. - Adequate-protection provisions, carveouts, default triggers, use restrictions, releases, investigation periods (including any challenge-period dates), and professional-fee provisions. - Any milestone, hearing, or challenge-period dates, echoed and marke...

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Author
zgbrenner
Repository
zgbrenner/agentcounsel
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
4 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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