Skip to main content

Business

Nuts & Bolts of Bankruptcy Appeals

This session will discuss strategies for presenting bankruptcy issues on appeal, including procedures, briefs, oral arguments and the doctrine of mootness.

Nuts and Bolts of Bankruptcy Appeals

This panel will discuss pre-appeal considerations, final or interlocutory orders, stays pending appeal, perfecting an appeal, appellate briefs, and direct appeals to circuit courts.
NO CLE

Opening Session: A Fireside Chat on the Future of Health Care Investing and Innovation

Featuring an investor from Frist Cressey Ventures, a partner at Heritage Group and a partner at Cressey & Co.

Out-of-the-Money Creditors: Are They Just Extorters?

Unsecured creditors (and official creditor committees) may appear hopelessly “out of the money” at the beginning of a case, but how may they most effectively and most responsibly assert their interests throughout the case to win a recovery? This panel addresses this question and more.
1 hour 12 minutes 5 seconds

Overview of Subchapter V

This panel will feature discussions of subchapter V vs. chapter 13, and their corresponding unique elements and deadlines.
1 hour 13 minutes 13 seconds

Pandemic Impacts on Hotels and Hospitality: Challenges and Opportunities

The real estate sector is accounting for an increasing number of bankruptcy filings, and the pandemic has hit the hospitality industry particularly hard and is spurring restructuring activity in that area. Join this panel of experts as they discuss the rise in hospitality bankruptcies, challenges that are specific to this industry and the real estate sector, and restructuring opportunities that have emerged and will likely continue as part of the post-pandemic recovery.
1 hour 13 minutes 17 seconds

Paskay Memorial Luncheon and Keynote

Third-party releases are a hot topic lately, with the recent district court opinions in the chapter 11 cases of Purdue Pharma and Ascena vacating bankruptcy court confirmation orders that approved plans providing for third-party releases. Learn what the laws in various circuits have to say about permissible third-party releases, whether bankruptcy courts are deemed to have subject-matter jurisdiction and statutory authority to approve third-party releases as part of confirmation orders approving plans of reorganization, and what standards are imposed by circuit courts to determine whether a third-party release should be approved.