Episode
Improper UCC Filings: Why a UCC-1 Doesn’t Always Perfect a Security Interest
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- The Legal Podcast Network
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Summary
In this episode of Litigation & Capital, host Sean O’Connor and Steven Mirsky, founder of Mirsky Corporate Advisors, delve into the complexities of UCC filings and their role in creating valid security interests. The discussion centers on the critical elements that courts examine to determine whether a security interest has attached, such as the type of collateral, the necessity of a security agreement, and the importance of perfecting a security interest. Steven explains the nuances of filing a UCC-1 and the potential pitfalls creditors face when their filings do not align with underlying agreements. The episode also covers how courts handle disputes over financing statements, particularly when they are used as leverage rather than legitimate claims. This episode is essential for business owners and legal professionals seeking to navigate the intricacies of UCC filings and ensure their financial interests are protected.