Bankruptcy courts are the forum for a wide breadth of litigation. This seminar explores that litigation. This seminar covers:
1. Litigation around relief from the automatic stay - how does a creditor get out of the bankruptcy court?
2. Litigation around the use of cash collateral in the bankruptcy court.
3. Litigation relating to so-called "claw-backs" of preferential payments - how to keep that which one was rightly paid in the days before the bankruptcy.
4. Litigation relating to the so-called "strong-arm powers" - the testing ground of a well structured transaction.
5. Litigation relating to constructive and actually fraudulent transfers.
6. Litigation relating to the recoveries for mal of non-feasance by insiders - Directors and officers claims and related insurance coverage issues.
7. Litigation relating to a debtor's entitlement to a discharge.
8. Discovery in the Bankruptcy Court.
9. Appeals from the Bankruptcy Court.
10. Ethics in bankruptcy litigation.
11. Jurisdictional issues, the reference and Constitutional limitations on Bankruptcy Court powers. In addition to a panel of experienced practitioners, we hear from the trial attorney for Region 1 of the United States Trustee's office and have a discussion of practice with Bankruptcy Judge Peter Cary. Who Should Attend This Program?Any lawyer whose practice includes structuring transactions, collection matters, or whose practice involves commercial litigation.
ALL CREDIT MINUTES FOR NHBA CLE PROGRAMS WILL BE REPORTED
TO THE NHMCLE ART SYSTEM FOR YOU TYPICALLY WITHIN TWO BUSINESS DAYS.
Materials:
Materials for Online seminars, CLEtoGo seminars and Live Webcasts come in pdf format after purchase for you to download and save/print. They will be available in your online account through this catalog.
Materials for DVDs are mailed to you after purchase (after original program date). If ordering before a program takes place, please allow up to 2 weeks after the program to receive your DVDs or Materials.
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