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Resolved: A “workaround” contract provision is enforceable after Baker Botts v. ASARCO. Resolved: If a mortgage includes a security interest in a mortgage escrow account, the mortgage loan can be modified under § 1322. Resolved: Section 1129(a) requires an impaired accepting class for each debtor.
Mr. Douglas E. Deutsch Mr. Michael R. Nestor Ms. Nan Roberts Eitel Mr. Edward C. Boltz Mr. Eugene R. Wedoff Kevin J. Carey Mr. James M. Peck
Professional Compensation/Fees Creditors' Committee Mortgage Consumer Bankruptcy
2016 Winter Leadership Program
2016
59 minutes 37 seconds
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Great Debates

Consumer Debate Resolved: An out-of-statute proof of claim violates the FDCPA. Business Debate Resolved: Assets can be sold free and clear of liens in state court receiverships. Judges Debate Resolved: Third-party releases should not be allowed in chapter 11 plans.
Brian T. Fenimore Theodore O. Bartholow III Alane A. Becket Claire Ann Resop Hon. Arthur B. Federman Con: Hon. Dennis R. Dow Hon. Thomas L. Saladino
Claims Business Reorganization Asset Sales Consumer Bankruptcy
2016 Annual Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute
2016
1 hour 12 minutes 38 seconds
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A Comparison of Individual Chapter 11s to Chapter 13: There Is a Decided Difference

While they share many similarities, individual chapter 11 cases are markedly different from chapter 13 cases. This session will highlight the differences between these two types of cases and the potential pitfalls that exist for the uninformed practitioner.
Mr. Mark G. Stingley Rudy J. Cerone Mr. Lee M. Kutner Mr. James Patrick Shea
Practice and Procedure Consumer Debt Consumer Bankruptcy
2016 Annual Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute
2016
57 minutes 47 seconds
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