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Cross-Border Bankruptcy Issues
This panel will present a review of the current state of the law as to when a foreign entity can file a main proceeding vs. an ancillary proceeding in bankruptcy court, what interest is sufficient for a main or ancillary proceeding, cross-border insolvency protocols, challenges faced by foreign representatives (Octaviar, Rede Energia; Baha Mar, Fairfield), COMI (OAS S.A., Suntech), conflicts of law in fraudulent transfer litigation, recognition of foreign judgments in U.S. proceedings, and dealing with foreign boards or administrators of parents or subsidiaries.
Committee Educational Session: Technology/Intellectual Property/Young and New Members Committees
Crossing the Digital Divide: How to Use Social Media to Augment Your Practice
The Individual Chapter 11 Study’s Findings, Conclusions and Possible Recommendations
In 2013, ABI launched a study of individual chapter 11 cases to determine why individual debtors choose chapter 11 and to evaluate the efficacy of individual chapter 11 cases. The study team has gathered data to identify systemic problems that increase the cost and decrease the utility of chapter 11 cases to individuals. The panel, which includes the study’s reporter, investigators and cochairs, will provide an overview of the study’s findings and recommendations.
Committee Educational Session: Business Reorganization/Legislation
Public Securities and the Bankruptcy Plan Process: What Not to Do
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