Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Supplemental Webinar (Recorded Package)

What You Will Learn

• An Overview of Chapter 11 Cases
  • What are the purposes or goals of chapter 11
  • The types of chapter 11 cases
  • The exit strategies from chapter 11

• First Day Motions – An overview of their purposes
  • Cash collateral motion and order
  • Retention or Employment applications
  • Debtor-in-Possession Financing
  • Offering Adequate Protection to Utilities
  • Setting Fee Procedures in Larger Chapter 11 Cases
  • Cash Management (or Handling the Bank Accounts)
  • Case Management Summary (or the Case Status Report)
• Plan Confirmation
  • Basic concepts
    • Statutes, one section at a time, so, 1129(a)(1), (a)(2), (a)(3), etc.
    • Disclosure statement – Examine sample Disclosure Statements
    • Plan – Examine sample plans

Testimonials

“Very satisfied. Good coverage of the basics. Didn’t go too far into detail, which was appropriate. Speakers had excellent grasp of the rules.” — Christopher Murray, Esq.

“The program was presented excellently. This was my first exposure to bankruptcy law. I was totally unaware how complicated this practice would be if I choose to pursue it. The speakers spoke clearly and used language that I, as a non-bankruptcy lawyer, could understand. Also, they had a broad knowledge of the subject matter.” — Don Kelley, Esq.

“This was an excellent primer on issues arising in chapter 11 cases. The program reinforced my knowledge of basic concepts of chapter 11.” — Brett Amron, Esq.

“Very informative and helpful.” — Annette Cristina Escobar, Esq.

“Informative. Good overview.”

“Excellent speakers—always enjoy these two particular speakers, especially Jeff Bast.”

The following testimonials are from our Bankruptcy 101 Chapter 11 webinar, which was taught by the same speakers:

“Excellent presentations. Interesting topics. Great intro to bankruptcy.” — Christopher Murray, Esq.

“Great program.” — Jeffrey Unap, Esq.

“I thoroughly enjoyed learning about this new field.” — Nicole M Paredes-Kennedy, Esq.

“Very Satisfied.” — Lisa M. Lucena, Esq.

“Great class.” — Jose Vinicius Bicalho Costa Jr., Esq.

“David Samole was excellent! This is very helpful, specific information I can use in my practice.” — Lenard Wittlake, Esq.

“Good range of topics and none of the presentations went beyond the basics of this specialized practice which is good.” — Christopher Murray, Esq.

“All of the speakers were great! The speakers explained each topic in a way that was easy to follow and interesting to listen. I enjoyed the sections with two speakers. It did not seem like I was learning, more like I was listening to a conversation between two colleagues. The PowerPoints contained important statutes—which was concise. The handout materials are great! Thank You!”

“The program was very good and helpful. Very satisfied because I am adding bankruptcy as an area of practice.”

“Generally, very good. I used to represent creditors in bankruptcy matters and wanted an update / refresher. This was helpful.”

“Excellent quality and content, presenters have been great. Very satisfied. Excellent refresher of basic (and common) bankruptcy issues.”

“Presentation was very good and informative.”

“Gave great examples.”

“Lots of good information and good outline to refer to after and descriptions on why it was needed.”

“The last speaker was fantastic.”

“Thought the presenters were knowledgeable and good speakers—especially enjoyed the last presenter.”

“The program was great. A lot of good information.”

“Very informative.”

“Today was helpful.”

“Very comprehensive on complex topics.”

“Really good.”

“Great program.”

“Very good; moves fast; informative; good handouts.”

“Nice to have practical advice on retainers and client red flags.”

Faculty

Jeffrey P. Bast, Esq.
Partner
Bast Amron LLP

Jeff has been practicing in the insolvency and litigation arena for 30 years. He guides business clients through all types of insolvency-related issues, including bankruptcy and bankruptcy avoidance, emphasizing corporate reorganization, workouts, and liquidation. Through his experience in commercial litigation, Jeff knows his way around the courtroom, but he also knows that his clients are often better served by avoiding court. For this reason, Jeff’s initial focus is avoiding bankruptcy when possible. Jeff’s business background makes him well-suited to guiding his clients with insolvency-related transactions as well. Indeed, Jeff has extensive experience with all aspects of bankruptcy sales, acquisitions, and financing. Jeff represents corporate and individual debtors, shareholders, trustees, receivers, indenture trustees, and creditors’ committees, as well as secured and unsecured creditors in workouts, reorganizations, and litigation.

After law school, Jeff completed two bankruptcy judicial clerkships in Texas and Florida. He then practiced law in the restructuring groups at two international law firms, working his way up to equity partner at both firms. In 2008, Jeff left the big firm life to start his own solo practice. In 2009, he founded Bast Amron LLP with his partner Brett Amron. The firm is now widely recognized as one of South Florida’s top boutique firms delivering sophisticated advice to an array of clients with complex commercial disputes.

Jeff is a frequent speaker and writer both in the U.S. and abroad on topics related to insolvency. Jeff has been recognized by his peers and numerous publications for professional excellence, including Best Lawyers in America, Chambers and Partners, 500 Leading Global Bankruptcy & Restructuring Lawyers, Martindale-Hubbell, South Florida Legal Guide, and Florida Super Lawyers.

Steven R. Fox, Esq.
Principal
The Fox Law Corporation

Steven R. Fox heads a small firm in Encino, California where he limits his practice to representing debtors and creditors in bankruptcy. Mr. Fox is noted for his use of chapter 11 to reorganize small and medium businesses.

Mr. Fox received his bachelor’s degree from the University of California and his J.D. degree from Loyola Marymount University School of Law. He clerked for the Honorable Richard Stair, United States Bankruptcy Judge, Eastern District of Tennessee.

Mr. Fox is a member of the State Bar of California, the American Bankruptcy Institute, the Los Angeles Bankruptcy Forum, the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys and the San Fernando Valley Bar Association (former trustee). Mr. Fox frequently speaks and writes on bankruptcy topics. Mr. Fox is one of the founders of the Central District Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Association.

Fees

Complimentary webinar for attendees of our Business Bankruptcy 101: Chapter 11 Nuts and Bolts program and their colleagues.

Audio Recording & Materials Package – CD or Download: $425

Video Recording & Materials Package – CD or Download: $425

Sale Price: FREE

Both Audio and Video Recording & Materials Package for only $10!

CD or Download: $450

Sale Price: $10

For CDs, please add $11.00 shipping and, in CA, sales tax.

(Audio packages are available approximately one to two weeks after the seminar is held.)

CLE Credit

Our bonus webinar is only approved for CLE in California.

CA General:  This program is approved for 1.75 units of general CLE in California.

FL General: This program is pending approval for CLE units in Florida.

This program is approved for CLE in the states listed above.  Upon request, Pincus Pro Ed will provide any information an attorney needs to support their application for CLE approval in other states other than what is listed above.