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Case Conversion Strategies: What Works and What Doesn’t
This panel will explore issues related to the conversion of cases between the various chapters, including questions related to property of the estate, exemptions, a debtor’s “right” to convert, nonconsensual conversions, post-petition asset appreciation, post-petition debt, procedural matters, and other considerations that can arise in the context of a converted case.
Private Credit Implications: Markets, Restructurings and Trends
This panel will address current trends in private credit restructurings, including the types of companies and industries that are most affected. The panelists also will explain the role of private equity and hedge funds in private credit restructurings, as well as the potential impact on stakeholders, and will analyze the legal and regulatory landscape for private credit restructurings, and the challenges associated with navigating this landscape.
AI as a New Tool
This panel will explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving, where it is likely headed, and how AI may aid in various aspects of legal practice both now and in the future. The panelists will focus on the uses and potential uses of AI in consumer cases, bankruptcy sales, creditor claims, research, first-day motions and legal arguments, among others, and briefly review ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI.
What’s Happening in DIP Financing?
This panel will present a lively debate addressing current trends in DIP financing. Who are (and are not) DIP lenders these days? What opportunities and challenges arising from the amortization of Main Street lending programs should practitioners be aware of? How is DIP financing being used to buttress liability-management transactions? How big should a DIP loan be, and what issues arise in corporate governance when a company seeks a DIP? When do DIP protections go too far?
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