26th Annual Bankruptcy Law Conference 2025
Cutting-edge judicial panel and bankruptcy practice updates
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Novel Issues Confronting Business Reorganization in the Post-COVID World
- Impact of remote work on locating the appropriate venue for a corporate debtor’s reorganization
- Enforceability of use restrictions in commercial leases
- Computation of lease rejection damages and how a tenant’s outstanding leasehold obligations should be counted towards the Subchapter V debt cap
- Whether nondischargeability applies in Subchapter V cases
- Recent cases concerning the enforcement in bankruptcy cases of an ever-growing number of arbitration agreements
New England Judicial Panel
- A panel of bankruptcy judges from the First and Second Circuits discuss trending issues in bankruptcy cases
Impact of Economic Volatility on Bankruptcy Cases
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Agenda & Materials
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12:00 - 1:10 pm
Novel Issues Confronting Business Reorganization in the Post-COVID World
on demand video Add to Cart- Impact of remote work on locating the appropriate venue for a corporate debtor’s reorganization
- Enforceability of use restrictions in commercial leases
- Computation of lease rejection damages and how a tenant’s outstanding leasehold obligations should be counted towards the Subchapter V debt cap
- Whether nondischargeability applies in Subchapter V cases
- Recent cases concerning the enforcement in bankruptcy cases of an ever-growing number of arbitration agreement
Kathleen R. Cruickshank, Esq., Murphy & King, PC , Boston
Tanya Sambatakos, Esq., Molleur Law Office , Saco
Macken Toussaint, Esq., Riemer & Braunstein LLP , Boston
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1:10 - 1:20 pm
Break
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1:20 - 3:20 pm
New England Judicial Panel
on demand video Add to Cart- A panel of bankruptcy judges from the First and Second Circuits discuss trending issues in bankruptcy cases
Hon. Kimberly A. Bacher, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Concord
Hon. Peter G. Cary, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Portland
Hon. Heather Zubke Cooper, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Burlington
Hon. Michael A. Fagone, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Bangor
Hon. Elizabeth D. Katz, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Springfield
Hon. Ann M. Nevins, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , New Haven
Hon. Julie A. Manning, U.S. Bankruptcy Court , Bridgeport
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3:20 - 3:30 pm
Break
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3:30 - 4:40 pm
Impact of Economic Volatility on Bankruptcy Cases
on demand video Add to Cart- Debtor’s right to capture post-petition asset appreciation
- Determining adequate protection in a high interest rate environment
- Ability of a Chapter 13 debtor to contribute to retirement accounts during the plan term
Marques C. Lipton, Esq., Lipton Law Group LLC , Framingham
Tatyana Tabachnik, Esq., Demerle & Associates, PC , Boston
Paige M. Vaillancourt, Esq., Rescia Law, PC , Enfield
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4:40 - 5:00 pm
"Ask the Experts" Q&A Session and Key Takeaways
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