Business

This panel will discuss the key legal frameworks governing foreign evidence collection and judgment enforcement across several jurisdictions, including the U.S., England and the Cayman Islands. The panelists will discuss practical strategies for obtaining and using evidence from cross-border investigations in insolvency proceedings, including cross-border cooperation and recognition mechanisms, as well as discovery tools such as § 1782 and Rule 2004, Norwich Pharmacal orders and officeholder powers.

In recent years, market dynamics have led to the emergence of schemes that are less sophisticated than the fraud cases of the early 2000s, but more pervasive in their reach into the capital markets. This panel will explore today's new wave of fraud cases, and will examine emerging trends, remedies and resolution mechanisms in recent cases in a point/counterpoint format.Learning ObjectivesAttendees will analyze emerging trends in modern fraud cases and how recent market dynamics have contributed to more pervasive fraudulent schemes in the capital markets.Attendees will evaluate how current fraud patterns differ from earlier high-profile cases and what this means for detection, enforcement, and case strategy.Attendees will assess available remedies and resolution mechanisms for addressing contemporary fraud cases through a point-counterpoint examination of recent developments.

Fraud can surface at any stage of a transaction—and its impact can be devastating. This session guides attendees through the key phases where fraud risk emerges, spotting early warning signs during underwriting, recognizing post‑closing concerns that signal deeper issues, and deploying the appropriate remedies when misconduct becomes clear. Panelists will share real‑world examples, investigative approaches, and strategic responses used by lenders, advisors, litigators, and special servicers.Learning Objectives:Attendees will learn to:Identify early warning signs of fraud during underwriting and recognize post-closing red flags that indicate potential misconduct in real estate transactions.Apply investigative approaches and evidentiary standards used by lenders, special servicers and advisors to substantiate fraud claims.Formulate strategic legal remedies and recovery options available to victims of real estate fraud, including litigation strategies and alternative dispute resolution.

This panel will provide an in-depth examination of the statutory frameworks governing fraudulent transactions in both the Cayman Islands and the U.S. Through a comparative lens, the discussion will analyze how different jurisdictions approach avoidance actions and fraudulent-transfer claims. The panelists also will explore recent and influential decisions from the U.S., Cayman and English courts — including Bilta and Air Arabia — to illustrate emerging trends and judicial reasoning in cross-border insolvency matters. The session will conclude with a practical discussion of the strategic considerations, procedural hurdles and real-world challenges insolvency practitioners face when investigating and pursuing fraudulent transaction claims across jurisdictions.

This session will focus on the increased scrutiny on the sale of claims and causes of action against insider purchasers. Everyone wants an out-of-court deal — until someone asks for a market test. Is it a vital validation tool, or an obstacle that kills momentum? The panelists will take a candid look at when market checks matter, when they don’t, and how to strike the balance that gets deals across the finish line.Learning Objectives:Attendees will evaluate the role of market testing in out-of-court transactions, including when it serves as a meaningful validation tool versus when it may hinder deal execution.Attendees will identify legal and practical considerations surrounding the sale of claims and causes of action, particularly in transactions involving insider purchasers.Attendees will develop strategies to balance diligence, transparency, and efficiency in order to successfully structure and close out-of-court deals.

In just 30 minutes, we’ll cut through the noise and focus on the signals that matter most in health care restructuring today. This free webinar will recap health care bankruptcy trends in 2025 and cover key policy, payor, cost, capital market and macro perspectives to provide a clear snapshot of where financial pressure is building — and what that means for health care organizations, lenders and advisors in 2026 and beyond. Designed as a rapid, executive-level briefing, this session is ideal for anyone who wants to stay current on the industry's high points without committing to a deep dive.

Industry experts will break down the forces reshaping hospitality—from operational and market pressures to legal and restructuring considerations. The discussion includes a focused look at hospitality challenges in Mexico and concludes with forward‑looking financial and investment insights to help stakeholders navigate the current market.Learning Objectives:Attendees will learn to:Analyze operational, market and legal pressures currently affecting hospitality sector restructurings in domestic and international markets.Identify cross-border legal and regulatory considerations specific to hospitality distress in Mexico and other international jurisdictions.Evaluate financial restructuring strategies and investment opportunities emerging from current hospitality market conditions.

This panel will analyze evolving approaches to the characterization of digital assets, focusing on the treatment of crypto in the GENIUS Act and the implications for priority, setoff, and customer vs. estate property rights. The panelists will discuss key recent decisions, including In re Prime Core and Celsius, addressing what constitutes property of the estate, the contours of constructive trusts and tracing, and the allocation of rights among customers, lenders and estate fiduciaries. The panel also will examine the legal status of stablecoins, including whether any super-priority liens can prime lawyers’ retaining or charging liens, and will assess the latest FTX decisions on sanctions, OFAC, and the permissibility of transfers to creditors in restricted jurisdictions such as China and Russia. Collectively, the panelists will present a practical framework for advising clients and litigating crypto-related insolvency issues across jurisdictions.

This panel explores the evolving role of valuation across restructuring and corporate governance. The panelists discuss how prediction markets can inform valuation through market-implied probabilities, the downstream impact of valuation on key governance issues such as solvency, distributions and fiduciary claims, and the authority of litigation trustees to pursue litigation finance. Through practical frameworks and recent developments, the session highlights key considerations, benefits and risks for practitioners.Learning Objectives:Attendees will understand how valuation informs restructuring and corporate governance decisions, including solvency assessments, distributions, and fiduciary obligations.Attendees will evaluate the use of prediction markets and other tools in assessing market-implied probabilities for valuation purposes.Attendees will analyze the authority of litigation trustees to pursue litigation finance and the practical implications for corporate restructuring and litigation strategy.

This session will discuss and analyze key rulings and the strategic implications of recent bankruptcy case law from the Rocky Mountain region, with an emphasis on decisions from courts within the Tenth Circuit.Learning Objectives:Identify and understand significant recent bankruptcy decisions from within the Tenth Circuit.Evaluate how recent rulings affect general practice and case strategy.Apply key caselaw developments to everyday practice to reduce risk and strengthen advocacy in bankruptcy proceedings.