As many of you know, I’ll occasionally use this blog as a place to post reminders or cites to cases for my own benefit. As you’ve seen in the past, I call those entries “Post-It Notes.”
I saw this CLE seminar and thought the content would be helpful (plus, it’s a good outline for any future Creditor’s Rights CLEs I might teach). It’s presented by NBI Seminars and is called “Creditor’s Rights in Bankruptcy.” It’s set for July 31, 2013.
Here’s the Agenda:
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- Case Evaluation
- 10 Questions to Ask Before Getting Started
- Important Timeline Considerations
- Determining the Priority of Claims
- Miscellaneous Creditors’ Rights
- The Involuntary Bankruptcy as a Collection Remedy
- Examination of Debtor’s Affairs
- Rule 2004 Exams
- Creditors’ Committees in Chapter 11 Cases
- Dismissal or Conversion of a Bankruptcy Case
- Appointment of and Communication With a Trustee or Examiner
- Recovery of Property for the Benefit of Creditors
- Municipal Collection Issues
- Ethical Representation During Bankruptcy
- Collection Letters and Communication With the Debtor
- Misrepresentation
- Intermingling Activities of Collection Agency and Attorney
- Harassment
- Attorneys’ Fees
- Avoiding Violations of the Injunction
- Overview of Creditors’ Rights Under Each Chapter
- Chapter 7
- Chapter 13
- Chapter 12
- Chapter 11
- When the Debtor Converts From a Chapter 13 to a Chapter 7 Case
- Significance of Valuation of Collateral
- Claims and Distributions
- Filing and Allowance of Claims
- Objections to Discharge
- Objections to Confirmation
- Dealing With Objections to Claim
- Distribution to Creditors
- UCC Filing
- What to do When the Debtor Defaults on the Repayment Plan
- Recovery of Fraudulent Transfers
- Reaffirmation Agreements
- Automatic Stay
- Broad Scope of the Automatic Stay
- Obtaining Relief From the Automatic Stay
- Motion for Lift of Stay: How, Why You Can Request It
- Changes in the Automatic Stay in Consumer Cases Involving Repeat Filers
- Changes in the Automatic Stay in Certain Other Limited Situations Involving Liens on Real Estate
- Changes in the Automatic Stay Involving Consumer Landlord/Tenant Law
- Exceptions to the Automatic Stay and Related Changes
- Monetary Sanctions for Automatic Stay Violation Where Notice is Lacking
- Representing Creditors in Adversary Proceedings
- Special Rights in Particular Property
- Reclamation Rights
- Setoffs
- Landlords and Equipment Lessors
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I am a creditors rights and commercial litigation attorney in Nashville, Tennessee.
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