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In recent history, nuclear and coal power have been under attack while gas and renewables have been thriving. Has that now changed? Disruptions to this industry, and the related bankruptcies, seem to be one of the few certainties. Join our experts as they discuss the future power-industry issues that you are likely to encounter.

Hosted by the Legislation and Commercial Fraud Committees.

Hear Judge Harner interview the leading bankruptcy scholar on executory contracts, Prof. Jay Westbrook, as he explains and “demystifies” them.

Hosted by the Asset Sales and Secured Credit Committees

This panel will explore the reasons why the U.S. is so frequently selected by foreign debtors and will focus on jurisdictional issues, the extent of the automatic stay and the ability to bind non-U.S. creditors. The panelists will examine such recent cases as Abengoa, CHC Group and foreign shipping companies.

The Supreme Court’s opinion in Jevic limited the options available to effectuate settlements, particularly over the objection of impacted parties. This panel will discuss creative approaches to implementing settlements and disposing of cases, with a special focus on cases where objecting parties are seeking to prevent settlement.

Join the panelists as these experts from across the country debate which bankruptcy decision was the most important of all time!

Hosted by the Asset Sales Committee This webinar will provide an overview of key provisions to be included in Section 363 asset sale orders. Speakers will cover both a basic introduction to the topic, as well as an advanced discussion on issues such as “highest and best offers” and limitations on free and clear orders. The elements discussed will be relevant to various constituents including buyers, debtors and other parties in interest.

Hosted by the Young and New Members Committee This webinar will examine the impact the ASARCO decision has had on disputes regarding fee applications. The speakers will analyze bankruptcy court opinions that have applied ASARCO’s principles, and then discuss remaining open issues, trends, and practice points.