What We Have Is Broken: Problems with the Current System and System-Wide Fixes - 2nd Session
Default and Distress Issues
Free
What We Have Is Broken: Problems with the Current System and System-Wide Fixes - Luncheon Keynote
Keynote Luncheon Presentation
Free
Bankruptcy, Out-of-Court Options and the Student Loan Debt Problem - 1st Session
How Hard Is the “Hard” in “Hardship”? The Current State of § 523(a)(8)
Free
Bankruptcy, Out-of-Court Options and the Student Loan Debt Problem - 2nd Session
The Chapter 13 Option
Free
Bankruptcy, Out-of-Court Options and the Student Loan Debt Problem - 3rd Session
Avoiding Bankruptcy: What Options Exist (and Are Accessible)?
Free
Bankruptcy, Out-of-Court Options and the Student Loan Debt Problem - 4th Session
The Easy Fix: Is Repealing § 523(a)(8) Really the Answer?
Free
Committee Educational Sessions - Consumer Bankruptcy
Surviving Individual Business Bankruptcies- Considerations when choosing between Chapter 13 and Chapter 11
Free
Free
Consumer Track: Student Loan Update
The panel will address trends in dischargeability, modification programs, prospects for legislative changes and other recent developments.
Free
Consumer Track: Use of Governmental Assistance Programs in Chapter 13
Consumer debtors have been turning up the heat recently and asserting private rights of action, specific performance and damage claims based on federal statutes passed in response to the consumer mortgage loan crisis. This panel will explore issues surrounding the claims asserted under nonbankruptcy consumer mortgage mitigation programs (HAMP, HARP, etc.) and enforcement programs (National Mortgage Settlement, OCC consent orders, etc.) by debtors in chapter 13 cases.
Free