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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do: Law Firm Bankruptcies

Is chapter 11 the optimal way to liquidate law firms? Jewel v. Boxer claims, drafting suggestions for releases of partners. Non CLE.
59 minutes 19 seconds

Business Reorganization/Ethics and Professional Compensation/Financial Advisors and Investment Banking

The Jay Alix Protocol Revisited: What Is It, How and When Has It Been/Is It Applied, Should It Be Applied Rigidly or Loosely, and Does a Viable Alternative Exist? Tips for Lawyers and Financial Professionals in Dealing with the Protocol

Business Update 2013

Find out the latest happenings in all the Southern Districts. What can impact your practice? What should?
1 hour 8 minutes 12 seconds

Buyer Beware: The Potential Downsides of Purchasing Claims and Positions in Troubled Businesses

This panel will examine the risks associated with purchasing claims and debt positions for strategic purposes in bankruptcy cases. Issues to be discussed include whether a claim can be purchased free and clear of any defenses to the claim (KB Toys), designation of claims (DBSD), and other risks associated with the purchase of secured and unsecured claims.
1 hour 24 minutes 33 seconds

Chapter 13 Roundtable

This panel will feature discussion, comments and thoughts on the proposed national uniform chapter 13 plan. Participate in an in-depth discussion on the changes coming to your chapter 13 practice.
1 hour 16 minutes 51 seconds

Chapter 9s, Nonprofits and Other Nontraditional Restructuring Processes

Chapter 11 Track: Chapter 9s, Nonprofits and Other Nontraditional Restructuring Processes The financial crisis has taken its toll on municipalities as evidenced by the increasing number of chapter 9 petitions over the last couple of years. Nonprofits have also faced challenges of their own and are increasingly finding themselves in bankruptcy court. This panel will explore the cutting-edge issues involved in these and other nontraditional restructuring processes.
1 hour 30 minutes 21 seconds