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Do You Want to Make a Change? The Process to Amend the Bankruptcy Rules
Hosted by Legislation & Mediation Committees
Using the current proposed amendments to Bankruptcy Rule 9031 as an example, this panel will provide an overview on how to add, delete or revise the Bankruptcy Rules from concept to a successful enacted rule change.
A Deep Dive into Subchapter V Confirmation Issues
This panel will explore the critical issues surrounding plan confirmation under subchapter V. Topics will include the interpretation of “fair and equitable” standards, the role of the subchapter V trustee, the debtor’s obligation to pay disposable income, and the potential for disputes over feasibility and good faith. The discussion also will address recent case law, practical tips for navigating confirmation challenges, and strategies for resolving disputes to achieve a successful plan confirmation. Attendees will gain valuable insights into how to approach confirmation in subchapter V cases, with a focus on practical solutions to common problems and the latest developments in the field. This session is essential for attorneys, trustees and other professionals involved in small business bankruptcies who are looking to deepen their understanding of subchapter V and improve their practice in this evolving area.
Unlocking Potential: The Art of Effective Workplace Mentorship
Hosted by Diversity, Equity and Inclusion & Young and New Members Committees
Mentorship plays a pivotal role in fostering professional growth, nurturing talent and driving organizational success. From establishing meaningful mentor/mentee relationships to fostering a culture of continuous learning, this panel will explore practical approaches and best practices for harnessing the power of mentorship in the workplace.
Roadblocks and Detours: Strategies for Enhancing Creditor Recovery
Is the debtor always right? The Bankruptcy Code and its underlying policies are designed to give the debtor a fresh start and foster reorganization. However, committees and individual creditors are not always on board with a debtor’s restructuring efforts and at times prefer payment over compromise or even a going-forward business partner. This panel will cover the tools and strategies committees and individual creditors use to slow down a debtor’s restructuring efforts to address the collective demands of committees or the individual needs of creditors both big and small.
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