Business

Although a creditors’ committee represents the interests of all general unsecured creditors, committee members often have competing interests. This panel discussion will explore the types of conflicts and intercreditor issues that can arise, the impact of those issues on the ability of the committee to perform its duties, and how disputes among committee members are resolved.

This panel will discuss the recent filings in the oil, gas and energy sectors and provide an overview of what practitioners and professionals should know and understand about this changing and developing sector.

This panel will discuss strategies for negotiating and confirming chapter 11 plans, from support agreements and competing plans to the proper use of releases and injunctions.

The Final Report of the Commission to Study the Reform of Chapter 11 is the culmination of nearly three years of testimony, advisory reports and deliberations. This panel, consisting of several members of the Commission, will present key findings as submitted to Congress.

Crossing the Digital Divide: How to Use Social Media to Augment Your Practice

Labor Issues in 363 Sales: Things You Need to Know

Public Securities and the Bankruptcy Plan Process: What Not to Do

People and Assets on the Move Overseas: What You Need to Know to Hold Everything Still and Seize the Assets

Who Pays the Price for Health Care Insolvencies: the Consumer, the Vendors or the Public at Large?

Beware of the Traps: Ethical and Fiduciary Issues for Committee Members and Professionals