Cost: Members: $95
Non-members: $195
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US: 12:00 pm PT // 3:00 pm ET
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The Federal bankruptcy system offers a nationwide and uniform process for financially distressed companies to reorganize, restructure, sell or liquidate their businesses. The flip-side to this coin for creditors is consistency and clearly defined rules of engagement for enforcing their rights, maximizing recoveries and protecting their interests going forward.
But what happens when a financially distressed customer opts out of the bankruptcy process and instead chooses (or is forced into) a restructuring alternative under state law? In this webinar, we will provide strategies for credit professionals to navigate and operationalize their approaches to customers involved in receiverships, assignments for the benefit of creditors, self-managed wind-downs and other liquidation situations that may vary from state-to-state and require different approaches on different timelines than a bankruptcy case.
Justin Kesselman, ArentFox Schiff LLP
Justin Kesselman is a partner in the Bankruptcy and Financial Restructuring practice at ArentFox Schiff LLP in Boston, MA. He is a trusted advisor to businesses and executives regarding bankruptcy and distressed situations, compliance with fiduciary duties, the Uniform Commercial Code, contractual issues and fair business practices. Justin regularly advises corporate boards, officers and directors of private and public companies regarding compliance with fiduciary duties in the zone of insolvency, formation of restructuring plans, strategic transactions and litigation. Justin also represents creditors, creditor committees and creditor trusts in significant Chapter 11 cases across the country, including CMC II, Dean & Deluca, Greensill Capital, Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals, Pacific Gas & Electric Company, Point Blank Solutions, SunGard Availability Services, and The Hertz Corporation. He helps clients maximize recoveries and business outcomes in distressed situations by leveraging his restructuring expertise and background as a commercial litigator.
James Britton, ArentFox Schiff LLP
James Britton focuses his practice on corporate restructuring and insolvency matters, helping creditors successfully navigate the bankruptcy process and ensure that their claims are paid. His practice includes the representation of official committees of unsecured creditors and corporate trust creditors in complex chapter 11 proceedings. James also has significant experience representing both borrowers and lenders in secured commercial transactions, and both plaintiffs and defendants in commercial litigation.
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