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You Gotta Have Faith: Exploring Concepts of Good Faith and Bad Faith

This panel will explore how good faith and bad faith are used in the Code and when it matters, how “developed” these notions are in the case law, and balancing the debtor’s right to dismiss when facing a motion to convert for cause under § 1307 for bad faith. The panelists will consider Marrama v. Citizens Bank of Massachusetts and Law v. Siegel, the effect on property of the estate in a converted case under § 348 when converted in “in bad faith,” when a plan is not considered proposed in good faith under § 325, § 707(b)(3) dismissals when there is no presumption of abuse, avoiding a dismissal under § 521 related to document production, and filing a “repeat” debtor in a 7 when a 13 was filed less than six years prior under the “70% claims paid/plan proposed in good faith” exception.
1 hour 3 minutes 52 seconds

"Been There, Done That": Preclusion Issues in Bankruptcy

This panel will delve into collateral estoppel, res judicata, judicial estoppel, equitable estoppel and, although jurisdictional, the Rooker-Feldman doctrine.
1 hour 1 minutes 33 seconds

“Oh No, We Have a Fraud — What Now?”

This panel will compare and contrast the roles of chapter 11 trustees, chapter 7 trustees, CROs and independent directors when a case is fraudulent.
58 minutes 5 seconds

2023 Annual Spring Meeting - Replay

2023 Annual Spring Meeting, one of the most significant annual gatherings of bankruptcy and insolvency professionals in the country! ABI’s Annual Spring Meeting provides the ultimate in learning and networking opportunities for the insolvency community. Your next big deal or career-boosting connection could be just a click away. 
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$595.00

2023 Complex Financial Restructuring Program - Replay

This year, ABI’s Complex Financial Restructuring Program (CFRP) will become The Battle of the Plans, with a brand-new case study, as it heads to the Ritz-Carlton New Orleans along with the VALCON 2023 program. This program will provide the insights you need to solve problems pre-bankruptcy and beyond. Seasoned professionals and ABI “40 Under 40” program alumni comprise the expert faculty, who will present competing plans and take on the biggest issues of the Caesars bankruptcy case.
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$295.00

2023 New York City Bankruptcy Conference - Replay

There is no crystal ball into 2023 and beyond. In just the last three years, we have experienced a global pandemic, an active European war, raging inflation and a series of massive interest rate increases. The effects from these events have reverberated throughout the insolvency industry. The ABI New York City Bankruptcy Conference, one of ABI’s largest and most prestigious events — and one of the most significant gatherings of insolvency and restructuring professionals in the New York metro area — is the place to hear from the best and learn practical techniques and tips for meeting the challenges of today’s evolving insolvency landscape. Participating in this advanced-level educational forum, designed especially for experienced insolvency professionals, will provide you with invaluable opportunities to connect with the industry’s leading experts. Its expanded workshop format — each of the six concurrent breakout sessions will be presented twice with different panelists, offering attendees expanded points of view on the same topics — allows for spirited exchanges between panelists and attendees, and lets you customize your learning experience. Sample up to four concurrent sessions, or dig deeper into two concentrated subjects!
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$295.00

ABI Talks (2023 Southwest Bankruptcy Conference)

Topics: Four Legislative Changes for Third-Party Releases “DIP Order Creep”: What Can You Get Now? “Person Aggrieved” and Bankruptcy Appeals State of the Market
1 hour 3 minutes 31 seconds

ABI Talks: Chapter 11 Cases of Interest

Presented in the style of the ever-popular TED Talks, this year’s ABI Talks will focus on four hot topics: the state of the bankruptcy judiciary, Cinemark, civil contempt issues and venue reform.
1 hour 16 minutes 17 seconds

Administrative Expenses Under § 503

This panel will discuss some key issues under § 503 of the Bankruptcy Code, including substantial contribution claims (§ 503(b)(3)(D)), § 503(b)(9) claims for goods received by a debtor within 20 days of the petition date, and insider incentive payments under § 503(c).
1 hour 11 minutes 22 seconds