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2018

When Is Adequate Protection Not Adequate?

This panel will discuss issues that have arisen in recent cases regarding adequate protection, including the right and wisdom of current cash payments in the form of legal fees for “secured” creditors, how diminution in value claims for different types of assets are determined, how intercreditor agreements may limit junior secured creditors’ rights to demand and receive adequate protection, and the valuation of assets, including assets used in commodity businesses where value can be cyclical.

Case Study: Valuing and Restructuring Distressed Companies in the Face of Financial and Operational Headwinds

This lively session traces the trends in the application of the technical approaches to business and securities valuations, and examines the direction the valuation profession is heading in. Are we becoming more of a science or an art, and how will the direction of the profession affect our work and its reliability?

Valuations – Art or Science? Where We’ve Been and Where We’re Going

This lively session is intended to trace the trends in the application of the technical approaches to business and securities valuations, and to examine the direction the valuation profession is heading in. Are we becoming more of a science or an art, and how will the direction of the profession affect our work and its reliability?

Keynote Presentation: Comparative Restructuring Laws as Value-Drivers

International restructuring expert will review foreign and domestic restructuring laws and their relative effects on value maximization, cost reduction and differences in valuation methodology.

Navigating § 552: Pre-Petition Security Interests in Proceeds

How and when is a secured creditor’s rights affected by § 552? This session will examine typical scenarios so you can learn all you need to know about this difficult area of the law.
59 minutes 30 seconds
NO CLE

ABI-Live: What Happens in Mediation, Stays in Mediation... or Does It?

Join panelists as they explore the issues of confidentiality and privilege in bankruptcy mediations. The panel will discuss the current landscape for what may be the most critical component to the success of a mediation; and delve into what parties and courts are, and/or should be, doing to protect and preserve parties' reasonable expectations regarding the confidentiality of all that is said and exchanged during the course of a bankruptcy mediation. It promises to be an interesting discussion for anyone representing a party, or otherwise participating, in a bankruptcy mediation.
1 hour 13 minutes 16 seconds

Your Ethical Duties

This panel focuses on the duties professionals have to protect electronically stored client information, best practices, ethical obligations and business considerations.
1 hour 30 minutes 28 seconds