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But I Thought We Were Safe: Are Priority Claims and Legacy Employee Liabilities at Risk in a 363 Sale?

Superman vs. Mighty Mouse: Whose Superpowers Prevail when a Federal Monitor, Trustee and/or Receiver Collide in a Colossal Case of Health Care Fraud?

Cross-Border Enforcement of Orders in Restructuring Cases

E-Discovery and You: Critical Issues to Understand about Electronic Discovery

Real Estate Short Sales and Carve-Outs

Issues Related to Chapter 13 Plans, Including the Impact of a National Form Plan on Local Practice

Lender vs. Lender: Let’s Get Ready to Rumble

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A session designed for new(er) attorneys or those looking to brush up on the basics of a Chapter 13. The esteemed panel will discuss the Chapter 13 process from inception to discharge (or as much as they can get done in an hour). Topics will include: Initial consultation issues; Confirmation of the plan, including, how to prepare the plan and how to address objections to confirmation; Loan modifications, including how to properly request one and how to deal with an approved/denied modification; Post-confirmation plan modifications—what you can, should, and can’t do; What’s next when the Debtor passes away; and Getting to the finish line (discharge). View Materials

"How to Hire the Right Financial Advisors" will provide attendees with an overview and basic understanding of the different types of financial advisors that may be relevant for in- and out-of-court cases. Our experienced panel will provide an informative discussion about matching the right type of financial advisor with the specific needs of each case, drawing upon both empirical examples and their own personal experiences. This is a perfect session for junior attorneys and/or attorneys with more limited experience in the bankruptcy environment. Topics include: • The different types of financial advisors available; • The benefits and limitations for each category of advisor; and • How to select the right advisor for the job.