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Hot Topics in Bankruptcy
Contains material from Jan 2018
Hot Topics in Bankruptcy
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Session 1: Bankruptcy’s Role in Alleviating Student Debt Burdens - Listen to a discussion about bankruptcy’s potential role in alleviating student debt burdens by exploring existing case law and practice experience surrounding the “undue hardship” determination.
Session 2: It’s About Time: Value as a Temporal Construct - When collateral and enterprise value change over the life of a case, what are the statutes, rules and tools to maximize your client’s position?
Session 3: To Profit or Not-To-Profit, That Is The Question - Listen to distinguished practitioners—a retired bankruptcy judge, a financial advisor and an assistant State attorney general—for an advanced discussion on the interplay between nonprofit organizational issues, and healthcare bankruptcy restructuring.
Session 4: Formulating, Confirming and Implementing Complex Plans: Lessons From Life Partners - Using their experience in the Life Partners mega case, the panelists will discuss a variety of issues including competing plans, disclosure and solicitation problems as well as post confirmation transition and operational challenges.
Session 2: It’s About Time: Value as a Temporal Construct - When collateral and enterprise value change over the life of a case, what are the statutes, rules and tools to maximize your client’s position?
Session 3: To Profit or Not-To-Profit, That Is The Question - Listen to distinguished practitioners—a retired bankruptcy judge, a financial advisor and an assistant State attorney general—for an advanced discussion on the interplay between nonprofit organizational issues, and healthcare bankruptcy restructuring.
Session 4: Formulating, Confirming and Implementing Complex Plans: Lessons From Life Partners - Using their experience in the Life Partners mega case, the panelists will discuss a variety of issues including competing plans, disclosure and solicitation problems as well as post confirmation transition and operational challenges.
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Bankruptcy’s Role in Alleviating Student Debt Burdens (Jan 2018)
Chrystin Ondersma, Charlie Shelton
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Bankruptcy’s Role in Alleviating Student Debt Burdens (Jan 2018)
Discuss bankruptcy’s potential role in alleviating student debt burdens by exploring existing case law and practice experience surrounding the “undue hardship” determination.
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Bankruptcy Conference
Chrystin Ondersma,
Rutgers Law - Newark, NJ
Charlie Shelton,
Office of the Texas Attorney General - Austin, TX
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It’s About Time: Value as a Temporal Construct (Jan 2018)
Patricia Baron Tomasco
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It’s About Time: Value as a Temporal Construct (Jan 2018)
When collateral and enterprise value change over the life of a case, what are the statutes, rules and tools to maximize your client’s position?
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Bankruptcy Conference
Patricia Baron Tomasco,
Jackson Walker LLP - Austin, TX
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To Profit or Not-To-Profit, That Is The Question (Jan 2018)
Hon. Melanie L. Cyganowski (retired), Hal F. Morris, Louis E. Robichaux IV
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Session 3
—44 mins
To Profit or Not-To-Profit, That Is The Question (Jan 2018)
Join distinguished practitioners—a retired bankruptcy judge, a financial advisor and an assistant State attorney general—for an advanced discussion on the interplay between nonprofit organizational issues, and healthcare bankruptcy restructuring.
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Bankruptcy Conference
Hon. Melanie L. Cyganowski (retired),
Otterbourg P.C. - New York, NY
Hal F. Morris,
Office of the Attorney General - Austin, TX
Louis E. Robichaux IV,
Ankura Consulting Group, LLC - Dallas, TX
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Formulating, Confirming and Implementing Complex Plans: Lessons From Life Partners (Jan 2018)
David M. Bennett, Michael D. Napoli, Joseph J. Wielebinski Jr.
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Session 4
—45 mins
Formulating, Confirming and Implementing Complex Plans: Lessons From Life Partners (Jan 2018)
Using their experience in the Life Partners mega case, the panelists will discuss a variety of issues including competing plans, disclosure and solicitation problems as well as post confirmation transition and operational challenges.
Originally presented: Nov 2017 Bankruptcy Conference
David M. Bennett,
Thompson & Knight LLP - Dallas, TX
Michael D. Napoli,
Dykema Cox Smith - Dallas, TX
Joseph J. Wielebinski Jr.,
Munsch Hardt Kopf & Harr, P.C. - Dallas, TX