The Art of Practical Evidence
This luncheon plenary session will provide an overview of some of the most common evidentiary problems and miscues that come up in trial practice before the bankruptcy court, along with a number of trial evidentiary pointers and practice tips.
How to Be a Successful Expert
Financial Advisors Track: How to Be a Successful Expert
Mock Hearing—DIP Financing and 363 Sales
Chapter 11 Track: Mock Hearing—DIP Financing and 363 Sales
Two experienced chapter 11 counsel will conduct a mock argument before a three-judge panel on key issues that arise in the approval of DIP financing and approval of a 363 sale. DIP hearing issues will include roll-ups, liens on avoidance actions, expedited sale procedures, 506 waiver, no committee carve-out, no plan without lender’s consent, and enforcement of subordination agreements. Sale issues will include assumption and assignment or rejection of IP licenses, as well as the rights of junior lienholders to block sales where not paid in full.
The § 1111(b) Election, Plan Feasibility and Cramdown Issues
Chapter 11 Track: The § 1111(b) Election, Plan Feasibility and Cramdown Issues
Utilizing a case study, this panel will explore issues surrounding a lender’s decision on whether or not to make an election under § 1111(b), feasibility issues, voting issues and solid mathematical analysis.
Advancing in the Restructuring Profession
Professional Development Track: Advancing in the Restructuring Profession
This panel of well-known and respected department heads will offer advice to young professionals on how to advance in their careers. From rainmaking to servicing clients to becoming involved in professional organizations, the panelists will offer practical tips that helped guide them in their career advancement.
The Dos and Don’ts of Effective Oral Advocacy
Professional Development Track: The Dos and Don’ts of Effective Oral Advocacy