The prestigious ABI Corporate Restructuring Competition provides students from leading business schools an opportunity to solve a hypothetical realistic business case of a distressed company before an audience of experts in the turnaround/crisis management/restructuring industries. In addition to the case presentations, there will be a sponsored networking cocktail reception and a dinner, with keynote remarks by Hon.
ABI’s Complex Financial Restructuring Program is unique. It goes beyond financial and legal theory and takes a practical look into the strategies of restructuring professionals: attorneys, investment bankers and financial advisors.
Please join ABI at the 11th Annual International Insolvency & Restructuring Symposium in Spain! The symposium features some of the world’s top professionals in restructuring speaking on the industry’s hottest topics. This educational program has been developed to provide attendees with an interactive learning experience led by a faculty of prominent practitioners and commentators, as well as leading judges.
ABI Live: Ethics - Chapter 11 Commission Recommendations on Professional Fees and Expenses
ABI and St. John’s Are Leaders in Bankruptcy Educational and ADR Programs
To be eligible to receive the Certificate of Completion, participants are required to attend the entire 40 hours of training. If you cannot attend all 40 hours, please defer registration for a future program.
New York University School of Law, in association with the NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business, is pleased to present the 41st Annual Lawrence P. King and Charles Seligson Workshop on Bankruptcy & Business Reorganization.
ABI Live Webinar: Asset Sales Issues in Oil and Gas Bankruptcies
ABI’s outstanding consumer bankruptcy program returns this fall to the Chicago area. This day-long educational conference is devoted entirely to the consumer bankruptcy professional and will focus on current issues affecting debtors and creditors in consumer cases. Faculty members include Bankruptcy Judges Janet S. Baer, James M. Carr, Donald R. Cassling, Catherine J. Furay, Mary P. Gorman and Eugene R.
Commission Recommendations on Resolving Court Splits: