Trends in Bankruptcy Litigation: A Roundtable Discussion with the Hon. Vincent Papalia and the Hon. Robert E. Gerber

06.12.2019
Speaking Engagement
Webinar

The ABA Section of Litigation Bankruptcy and Insolvency Litigation Committee will host a roundtable discussion on Wednesday, June 12 from 1:00pm-2:00pm EDT. The panel will focus on a number of important issues in recent bankruptcy cases, including Sears and the winning bidder’s settlement with the PBGC, the UCC’s objection to the sale in Sears and the Court’s rulings with respect to the sale, events precipitating the Windstream bankruptcy filing, and a legislative update on small business bankruptcies. The panel will also discuss the “resurrections” of failed retailers, with examples from Toys R Us, Gymboree, and Charlotte Russe.

Morris Nichols partner Curtis Miller serves as co-chair of the American Bar Association Bankruptcy & Insolvency Litigation Committee and will serve as a panelist.

This live audio program is a must for bankruptcy litigators and other practitioners looking to stay on the cutting edge of practice.

Moderator:

  • William S. Katchen, Esq.
    Law Offices of William S. Katchen, LLC, Florham Park, New Jersey

Panelists:

  • Hon. Vincent Papalia
    U.S. Bankruptcy Judge, District of New Jersey
  • Hon. Robert E. Gerber
    U.S. Bankruptcy Judge (retired), Southern District of New York
  • Michael Klein, Special Counsel
    Cooley, LLP, New York, New York
  • Curtis Miller, Partner
    Morris, Nichols, Arsht & Tunnell LLP, Wilmington, Delaware

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