Caesars has been one of the largest and most contentious cases in recent
years. Hear how the parties involved addressed the most difficult issues in
the case and how a resolution was finally reached.
Join this leading panel of experts as they discuss the most recent important chapter 11 decisions, including those involving limited liability companies, the § 546(e) safe harbor, make-whole premiums and successor liability.
Secured creditors typically hold significant leverage in restructuring situations and bankruptcy cases, but they are often the target of challenge or attack by other constituencies. This panel will discuss a number of key issues facing secured creditors and how those issues influence the advice given by financial advisors and lawyers.
If you’re ready for the challenge (or at least are willing to give it a try), come
play “What’s My Objection?” at this session and test your skills at asserting
evidentiary objections. Join the panelists in this fun format as we confront
the strategic and technical issues associated with making objections.
The panelists, comprised of malpractice professionals and a representative
from a major insurer, will share their combined experience and describe
frequent mistakes that can lead to malpractice claims in business
bankruptcy cases — as well as strategies to avoid them.
Hosted by the Ethics & Professional Compensation and Technology & Intellectual Property Committees
Navigating the use and impact of the media in any bankruptcy case can
pose challenging ethical dilemmas that are only exacerbated in highprofile
cases. The panelists will explore these issues and share some of
their personal insights and stories.
Hosted by the Bankruptcy Litigation and Young and New Members Committees
This session will focus on the limits of avoidance actions by bankruptcy
trustees in Ponzi scheme cases, including arguments about the expansion
of the look-back period to 10 years, trustee standing, clawbacks from
non investor sources, in pari delicto and how trustees decide whom to sue.