The World of SARE Cases
This panel will address recent developments in SARE cases.
New End Game: Current Resolutions of Chapter 11 Cases
This panel will explore how chapter 11 cases are currently being resolved, as many have not been going through a restructuring or reorganization. Structured dismissals, chapter 7 conversions, sale processes, liquidating trusts and other resolutions will be discussed.
State of the State
This session will discuss the current financial climate and when (if ever) we might begin to see an uptick in chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. Will there still be an appetite for chapter 11, even if interest rates are raised?
Committee Educ. Session: Asset Sales/Real Estate
Don’t Restrict My Sale: The Enforceability of Restrictive Covenants and Easements in Assets Sales in Bankruptcy
Committee Educ. Session: Health Care/Labor & Employment
Hemorrhaging Hospitals: Labor Issues in the Healthcare Insolvency E.R.
Committee Educ. Session: Consumer Bankruptcy/Mediation
Consumer Mortgage Modification Mediation: A Florida Success Story
Committee Educ. Session: Bankruptcy Litigation/Ethics & Professional Compensation
Trustee Selection in Commercial Bankruptcy Cases: Who Wins the Battle to Control the Estate?
ABI Live: New Developments in Student Loans: Need to Know
This ABI Live Webinar — New Developments in Student Loans: Need to Know — will focus on three areas: dischargeability litigation, treatment in Chapter 13 and the status of student loans as a national economic crisis. Presented by members of ABI’s Consumer Committee, the webinar will include perspectives from both the debtor and lender sides, offering practitioners valuable balanced insights that they can use in their daily practice.
ABI Live: Pension Tension: Dealing with Plans in the Restructuring World
Presented by ABI's Labor and Employment Committee, this webinar will address current employee- and labor-related issues in chapter 11 and out-of-court restructurings, including: (a) whether private-equity sponsors may be subject to pension fund withdrawal liability under ERISA in light of the First Circuit’s Sun Capital decision; (b) whether pension plan withdrawal liability is entitled to administrative claim status; and (c) the status of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation’s moratorium on 4062(e) enforcement. Attorneys and other restructuring professionals who deal with the PBGC will learn about current developments in this dynamic and changing area of law, which plays an important role in many reorganizations today.