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When Adequate Protection Is Not Adequate
This panel focuses on the most important adequate-protection issues, including current cash payments in the form of legal fees for “secured” creditors, how diminution in value claims for different types of assets are determined, how intercreditor agreements may limit junior secured creditors’ rights to demand and receive adequate protection, and the valuation of assets.
Ain’t Misbehaving
This panel discusses reported decisions under 11 U.S.C. § 707(b)(4) and FRBP 9011.
Addressing Environmental Claims and Liabilities in Chapter 11: Administrative Expenses, Third-Party Liability, Abandonment and Brownfield Development
This panel will discuss what happens when an estate is administratively insolvent, when principals/owners can be liable, reclamation claims and permit-blocking issues, when you can abandon, why secured creditors won’t foreclose, nonprofits’/foundations’ role in clean-ups, and brownfield development. The panelists will then focus on the impact of the Trump administration on these issues, as well as various regulators’ roles (such as the EPA and state regulators).
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