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New Jersey State Approved Sessions

The Global Evolution of Crypto Regulation: What's Next & Effects on Bankruptcies

Hosted by the Commercial & Regulatory Law and International Committees. This panel will discuss the fast-changing landscape of crypto regulation across different jurisdictions, and the effects it is having on crypto-focused bankruptcies both here and abroad.
1 hour 1 minutes 13 seconds
$200.00

Inside Debt's Grip: A Conversation with Professor Bob Lawless

Join Judge Michelle Harner as she leads Professor Bob Lawless through a discussion of Debt's Grip, a recent book co-authored by Prof. Lawless, Pamela Foohey, and Deborah Thorne. In this interview, Judge Harner and Professor Lawless will examine the realities of financial struggle in the United States through the experiences of people who have filed for bankruptcy. The book uses data from the Consumer Bankruptcy Project combined with personal narratives to argue that most bankruptcies result from crises like job loss or medical emergencies, rather than irresponsibility.
1 hour 1 minutes 24 seconds
$200.00

Criminal Exposure in Bankruptcy Cases

This panel, featuring a former U.S. Attorney, bankruptcy trustee and examiner, will cover such key topics as mail/wire fraud, concealment of assets, false statements, perjury and the Fifth Amendment as they relate to crimes in bankruptcy to help keep bankruptcy practitioners and their respective clients out of trouble.
58 minutes 22 seconds
$200.00

ABI-Live: Repeat Filings in Chapter 13: When Do They Cross the Line?

Hosted by ABI's Bankruptcy Litigation Committee. Repeat filings in chapter 13 cases present unique challenges — and opportunities — for all parties involved. In this practical and timely program hosted by ABI's Bankruptcy Litigation Committee, the panelists will examine the tools and mechanisms available under the Bankruptcy Code to navigate multiple-filer situations effectively. Attendees will gain insights into how debtors, creditors and trustees can protect their respective interests, address abusive filing patterns, and utilize litigation strategies to achieve fair and efficient outcomes. Whether you’re seeking clarity on stay relief, dismissal, sanctions or plan-feasibility issues, this session will provide actionable guidance for managing the complexities of repeat chapter 13 filings.
1 hour 14 minutes 37 seconds
$200.00

ABI-Live: Federal Budget Initiatives and Implications for Health Care Providers in 2026

Health care providers nationally, including hospitals, long-term-care facilities and others, were already in precarious financial situations coming out of the pandemic. Many are heavily dependent on Medicare and Medicaid program receivables, which historically do not pay enough to cover the costs of care. Now, implications of Medicaid and Medicare reform in The One Big Beautiful Bill Act and other federal initiatives, including those related to immigration, are forecast to have significant negative effects on the finances of health care providers. This panel, hosted by ABI's Health Care Committee, will discuss the “pre-existing” financial difficulties facing health care providers, the proposed and implemented legislative and regulatory changes likely to affect them in 2025, and the likely implications for providers in 2026 and beyond.
1 hour 11 minutes 3 seconds
$200.00

ABI-Live: Asset-Recovery Issues and Strategies: Western Europe

Join ABI’s International Committee for the next installment in its webinar series on cross-border insolvency topics. This session will explore key issues and strategies surrounding asset recovery in Western Europe. Hear from leading practitioners from across the region as they discuss the legal, financial and logistical challenges of recovering assets — both domestically and across borders — and share their insights and practical tools to overcome them.
1 hour 3 minutes 27 seconds
$200.00

Transatlantic Restructuring Plans in the U.S., Canada, U.K. and Netherlands

As cross-border restructurings become increasingly common, understanding how different jurisdictions approach restructuring plans is essential for practitioners advising multinational clients. This panel will examine and compare key features of restructuring frameworks in the U.S., U.K., Canada and the Netherlands, highlighting similarities, differences, and recent developments shaping international practice.
$200.00

Determining the Applicable Law Governing the Effect of Insolvency on Arbitration

The intersection between insolvency and arbitration remains one of the most complex and unsettled areas of cross-border dispute resolution. This panel will examine the ongoing debate within UNCITRAL Working Group V on determining which law governs the effect of insolvency proceedings on arbitration agreements and arbitral proceedings, and how different jurisdictions approach this question in practice.
$200.00

Does the U.S. Need a Scheme of Arrangement?

The U.K. Scheme of Arrangement and other international restructuring tools have attracted global attention for their flexibility and effectiveness. This panel will explore whether the U.S. should adopt a similar framework, and will analyze potential benefits, challenges and implications for debtors and creditors within the existing chapter 11 system.
$200.00