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This panel will cover procedural and evidentiary issues that can arise in the context of adversary proceedings and contested matters related to expert witnesses and expert reports, witness examination, and the introduction of electronic content into evidence.
2024 Alexander L. Paskey Memorial Bankruptcy Seminar
Business Free Sessions (no CLE)

Hon. David W. Houston

Mr. Thomas E. Springer

Mr. David M. Jones

Mr. Jeffrey W. Kelley

Mariane L. Dorris, Esq.

Scott M. Grossman

Megan W. Murray

Jason S. Rigoli

Mr. Mark J. Wolfson

Maria M. Yip

ABI-Live: Predicting Distress and Opportunities in the Health Care Sector

Hosted by ABI's Health Care Committee Are you eager to delve into how analysts use data to understand opportunities and risks in the health care sector, and why some players might be winning or losing in this dynamic environment? Look no further! This webinar will educate you on the essential key indicators, metrics and information required to comprehensively evaluate risk and uncover opportunities across the health care sector. You will learn how data-driven insights empower decision-making, and how this can help you when advising clients. The panelists also will explore the outlooks for key health care subsectors over the next approximately 18 months, providing you with the latest trends and predictions to help you stay ahead in this rapidly evolving landscape. Lastly, this webinar will provide valuable insights into which players or categories of players are poised to succeed or face challenges in this environment. Understand the "why" behind their successes or distresses with real-life examples and case studies.
abiLIVE Webinars
abiLIVE Webinars Free Sessions (no CLE)

Clare Moylan

Ryan Sowers

Daniel Steingart

Mr. Christopher A. Ward

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Credit Cards (but Were Afraid to Ask) - Free

A history of credit, including terminology, methodology, with stats on use (and misuse), growing market sectors, including a discussion on credit reporting, and impact on credit scores.
2014 CARE Financial Literacy Conference
Consumer Free Sessions (no CLE)

Monika S. Wiener

Laurel E. Davis

Rod Griffin

13 or V? Putting Your Debtor in the Right Case

Subchapter V arrived in 2020, offering qualifying individuals a restructuring alternative to standard chapter 11 and chapter 13. So what are consumer bankruptcy lawyers so afraid of?! This panel will review the differences between chapter 13 and subchapter V by looking at eligibility and reporting requirements, estate administration, and the nuanced differences of plan confirmation and discharge in each chapter. The panelists also will compare and contrast chapter 13 and subchapter V trustees, and will use several hypotheticals to highlight how a debtor’s particular circumstances will ultimately determine the choice between a 13 or a V.
2023 Consumer Practice Extravaganza
Consumer Free Sessions (no CLE)

Anerio Ventura Altman

David A. Mawhinney

Kesha Tanabe

Sumner A. Bourne

ABI-Live: Directors' Duties Across Borders in the Insolvency Zone, Episode 1: Europe

This is the first in a series of webinars that will cover key jurisdictions around the globe, focusing on developments you and your clients need to consider when thinking about bankruptcy-type proceedings in foreign jurisdictions. What you don’t know may hurt your clients, and you can’t just assume that the same rules apply as in the United States. For this first webinar, the panelists will be examining the situation in France, Germany, Ireland and the Netherlands.
abiLIVE Webinars
abiLIVE Webinars Free Sessions (no CLE)

Ms. Debra I. Grassgreen

Gemma Freeman

Krijn Hoogenboezem

Alexandre Koenig

Bernd Meyer-Löwy

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ABI Talks: Coronavirus, Public Perception, and Social Issues

Based on the TED Talks format, this year’s ABI Talks will focus on three discrete issues: (1) the coronavirus, namely the reaction of the market, what industries have been/are going to be hurt the most, and the potential short-term and long-term financial implications of the outbreak, including bringing otherwise-healthy industries into the bankruptcy discussion (such as airlines, oil companies, cruise lines, etc.); (2) the changing public perceptions of bankruptcy, looking at the way history has moved from imprisoning debtors to bankruptcy being such a commonly accepted tool to address debts that even the President has used it; and (3) social issues in bankruptcy, such as the #MeToo movement and the Catholic priest and Boy Scouts scandals.
Mr. G. David David Dean Kathryn Harrison Thomas M. Horan, II
COVID-19 Bankruptcy Litigation Family/Divorce Issues
2020 Mid-Atlantic Virtual Bankruptcy Workshop
2020
1 hour 4 minutes 34 seconds
Free
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NO CLE
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The Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019

More than 14 years after Congress amended the Bankruptcy Code to provide special rules and procedures for “small business debtors,” it enacted the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019. In the wake of the economic damage caused by COVID-19 and the necessary governmental response, Congress then amended the SBRA in the CARES Act to raise the debt limit to $7.5 million (subject to a possible one-year sunset). How will the SBRA change your practice? With a $7.5 million debt limit, standing trustees, a streamlined reorganization process, the elimination of the absolute priority rule and § 1129(a)(10), and the possible modification of certain mortgages, the SBRA presents new opportunities for small business debtors and their stakeholders. This panel will take a look at cases under the new law in its early days, as well as how it impacts eligible individual debtors (and their creditors).
Stephen B. Darr, CIRA Hon. Bruce A. Harwood Mr. Robert J. Keach Stephen G. Morrell
Small Business Reorganization Act (SBRA) Small Business Legislation COVID-19
2020 Northeast Virtual Bankruptcy Conference and Consumer Forum
2020
59 minutes 33 seconds
Free
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Video
NO CLE
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Virtually Effective: Conducting Professional and Persuasive Hearings on Remote Platforms

As Bankruptcy Courts hold hearings across a variety of remote platforms, how can attorneys and other bankruptcy professionals ensure they are most effectively representing their clients? This expert panel will discuss best practices for appearing remotely, offering tips on preparing witnesses for testimony, presenting an effective “virtual” courtroom presence, and maintaining proper courtroom etiquette in the new normal, and will also address several ethics considerations in our new "Virtual" reality. These include: Coaching the witness (or not!) Maintaining privilege/confidentiality when dealing with co-counsel and clients over a remote platform in real time
Andrew C. Helman Eric A. Henzy Hon. Julie A. Manning Yvette R. Austin
Technology in Legal Practice Practice and Procedure Bankruptcy Litigation
2020 Northeast Virtual Bankruptcy Conference and Consumer Forum
2020
1 hour 30 seconds
Free
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Video
NO CLE
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Out of Workouts

How are lenders, borrowers and vested parties adapting to a rapidly changing environment? Are lenders and other creditors becoming more or less aggressive as business plans and borrowing bases are indefinitely affected by the suppressed commercial activity from the coronavirus? The panelists explore these issues and more.
Elisabeth O. DaSilva Hon. James J. Tancredi Sandra J. Vrejan, Esq.
Plan Confirmation Business Reorganization
2020 Northeast Virtual Bankruptcy Conference and Consumer Forum
2020
58 minutes 9 seconds
Free
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Adversary Proceedings and Evidence

This panel will cover procedural and evidentiary issues that can arise in the context of adversary proceedings and contested matters related to expert witnesses and expert reports, witness examination, and the introduction of electronic content into evidence.
2024 Alexander L. Paskey Memorial Bankruptcy Seminar
2024
1 hour 7 minutes 59 seconds
Video

ABI-Live: Predicting Distress and Opportunities in the Health Care Sector

Hosted by ABI's Health Care Committee Are you eager to delve into how analysts use data to understand opportunities and risks in the health care sector, and why some players might be winning or losing in this dynamic environment? Look no further! This webinar will educate you on the essential key indicators, metrics and information required to comprehensively evaluate risk and uncover opportunities across the health care sector. You will learn how data-driven insights empower decision-making, and how this can help you when advising clients. The panelists also will explore the outlooks for key health care subsectors over the next approximately 18 months, providing you with the latest trends and predictions to help you stay ahead in this rapidly evolving landscape. Lastly, this webinar will provide valuable insights into which players or categories of players are poised to succeed or face challenges in this environment. Understand the "why" behind their successes or distresses with real-life examples and case studies.
abiLIVE Webinars
2023
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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Credit Cards (but Were Afraid to Ask) - Free

A history of credit, including terminology, methodology, with stats on use (and misuse), growing market sectors, including a discussion on credit reporting, and impact on credit scores.
2014 CARE Financial Literacy Conference
2014
1 hour 24 minutes 18 seconds
Video

13 or V? Putting Your Debtor in the Right Case

Subchapter V arrived in 2020, offering qualifying individuals a restructuring alternative to standard chapter 11 and chapter 13. So what are consumer bankruptcy lawyers so afraid of?! This panel will review the differences between chapter 13 and subchapter V by looking at eligibility and reporting requirements, estate administration, and the nuanced differences of plan confirmation and discharge in each chapter. The panelists also will compare and contrast chapter 13 and subchapter V trustees, and will use several hypotheticals to highlight how a debtor’s particular circumstances will ultimately determine the choice between a 13 or a V.
2023 Consumer Practice Extravaganza
2023
Video

ABI-Live: Directors' Duties Across Borders in the Insolvency Zone: Episode 2

Hosted by ABI's International Committee This is the second in a series of webinars that will cover key jurisdictions around the globe, focusing on developments you and your clients need to consider when thinking about bankruptcy-type proceedings in foreign jurisdictions. What you don’t know may hurt your clients, and you can’t just assume that the same rules apply as in the U.S. For this second webinar, the panelists will be examining the situation in Brazil, Canada, the Caymans and Mexico.
abiLIVE Webinars
2024
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Bankruptcy and Divorce

What is a DSO, and what does that bankruptcy provision in every Property Settlement Agreement mean, anyway? What debts are dischargeable, and if it is called “support,” is it truly support? Does the stay need to be modified post-petition in a chapter 13, and what do you do when a current chapter 13 client ends up in divorce court? This panel will address these questions and more, including the differences between chapters 7 and 13, and what actions are stayed.
2023 Annual Spring Meeting
2023
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The Open-Pit Copper Mine: Bringing Value to the Surface—Effectively Trying Contested Matters

The key elements to trying contested matters are planning, writing effective pleadings, knowing rules of evidence, knowing when to use expert testimony and having a strong oral argument. The techniques, among others, are discussed in this panel.
2015 Rocky Mountain Bankruptcy Conference
2013
1 hour 26 minutes 25 seconds
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