View from the Bench
This session will provide an overview of recent cross-border and international decisions interpreting the UNCITRAL Model Law as incorporated in local bankruptcy and insolvency laws, as well as considerations of jurisdictional boundaries and comity principles applied to the recognition of foreign plans and claims processes.
Forensic Panel
This panel will focus on cross-border financial crime in a restructuring setting, including FCPA or sanctions violations, valuation fraud and money laundering.
Modern Techniques in Asset-Tracing
This panel will discuss the use of AI in insolvency proceedings, as well as service of process via social media in such recent cases as Three Arrows Capital (3AC).
Concrete Recommendations for Identifying and Eliminating Bias in Law Firms and Courts
Law firms, law schools and even courts are not free from bias — the types of bias that you may be aware of, such as race, gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity and disability, but also some types of bias that you might never have focused on. This panel discusses how to identify and work toward eliminating these biases.
Pre-Bankruptcy Planning: Too Much or Too Little?
This panel will discuss pre-bankruptcy planning in the wake of In re LTL Management. What must you do? What may you do? What are the limits?
Cryptocurrency and Bankruptcy
This panel will dive into the intersection of cryptocurrency and bankruptcy to demystify and identify the key bankruptcy issues that arise in cryptocurrency cases. Several recent notable case decisions and issues will be discussed, including Celsius Network LLC, Voyager Digital Holdings Inc., Cred Inc. and FTX Trading Ltd. The panelists also will explore the practical impact of crypto issues on everyday bankruptcy practice, including determining the ownership of assets, funding the administrative expenses during the case, devising a plan of reorganization that offers the issuance of new stock and a new token as part of the plan treatment, the problem with liquidation of crypto assets, and the positions that governmental agencies are taking in certain cases.
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
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