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Bankruptcy Judicial Panel; and Rising Use of Mediators in Bankruptcy Cases
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Bankruptcy Judicial Panel; and Rising Use of Mediators in Bankruptcy Cases
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Session 1: Judicial Panel - A discussion of current issues of interest to bankruptcy judges and insolvency professionals.
Session 2: The Rising Use of Mediators: Is This the Wave of the Future? - From labor disputes in the American Airlines case to the negotiation of Chapter 9 plans for Detroit, Stockton and San Bernadino (just to name a few), bankruptcy judges have looked to their colleagues to serve as mediators. What is the impact of this practice? Does it change the dynamics among the parties? Is there a role for private sector mediators? And going forward, will bankruptcy cases continue to be fertile ground for alternative dispute resolution?
Session 2: The Rising Use of Mediators: Is This the Wave of the Future? - From labor disputes in the American Airlines case to the negotiation of Chapter 9 plans for Detroit, Stockton and San Bernadino (just to name a few), bankruptcy judges have looked to their colleagues to serve as mediators. What is the impact of this practice? Does it change the dynamics among the parties? Is there a role for private sector mediators? And going forward, will bankruptcy cases continue to be fertile ground for alternative dispute resolution?
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The Rising Use of Mediators: Is This the Wave of the Future? (Jul 2015)
Marcia L. Goldstein, Hon. Robert D. Drain, Hon. Elizabeth L. Perris, Joseph Samet, Hon. Gregg W. Zive
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The Rising Use of Mediators: Is This the Wave of the Future? (Jul 2015)
From labor disputes in the American Airlines case to the negotiation of Chapter 9 plans for Detroit, Stockton and San Bernadino (just to name a few), bankruptcy judges have looked to their colleagues to serve as mediators. What is the impact of this practice? Does it change the dynamics among the parties? Is there a role for private sector mediators? And going forward, will bankruptcy cases continue to be fertile ground for alternative dispute resolution?
Originally presented: Feb 2015 VALCON
Marcia L. Goldstein,
Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP - New York, NY
Hon. Robert D. Drain,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York - White Plains, NY
Hon. Elizabeth L. Perris,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Oregon - Portland, OR
Joseph Samet,
Baker & McKenzie LLP - New York, NY
Hon. Gregg W. Zive,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Nevada - Reno, NV
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Judicial Panel (Jul 2015)
Hon. Arthur J. Gonzalez, Hon. Robert D. Drain, Hon. Elizabeth L. Perris, Hon. Gregg W. Zive
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Judicial Panel (Jul 2015)
A discussion of current issues of interest to bankruptcy judges and insolvency professionals.
Originally presented: Feb 2015 VALCON
Hon. Arthur J. Gonzalez,
New York University School of Law - New York, NY
Hon. Robert D. Drain,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, Southern District of New York - White Plains, NY
Hon. Elizabeth L. Perris,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Oregon - Portland, OR
Hon. Gregg W. Zive,
U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Nevada - Reno, NV