Indiana (IN) Banking And Bankruptcy CLE Course Catalog

In this session, GCs will discuss the impacts of rules enacted by the CFPB with regards to consumer transparency and fraud protection, and what they mean for their organizations. Panelists will share procedures for streamlining procedures to adapt to CFPB regulations, and strategies for compliance moving forward.

What issues are likely to be raised by tough clients, and how do you best address them? Join the panelists as they help you weave your way through this and other ethical minefields.

This panel will discuss the best practices for drafting motions and briefs and presenting those filings to the court when they are contested and uncontested. The panelists also will discuss the pitfalls to avoid when drafting motions and briefs and presenting those pleadings to the court.

This panel will consider issues related to the preparation and presentation of first-day motions, including strategies for guiding the company through the pre-filing process, efficient and timely collection of relevant data, and the presentation of necessary information to the court.

How and when is a secured creditor’s rights affected by Section 552? This session will examine typical scenarios so you can learn all you need to know about this difficult area of the law.

This panel will provide an overview of rights offerings and issues that frequently arise, including limitations under the securities laws as to which creditors can participate, what happens to those creditors who cannot participate, what is a backstop party, who has the right to participate in the backstop, how backstop parties are compensated, and the limitations on the use of Section 1145 in connection with rights offerings and any securities subscribed for in rights offerings.

This session will discuss motions to dismiss and motions for summary judgment, plus discovery and evidentiary motions, and tips on how to use motions practice to your advantage in adversary proceedings and contested matters.

In this program, two veteran employment law litigators will discuss timely topics and share their best practices for evaluating sexual harassment cases. The discussion will feature perspectives from both plaintiff and defense counsel.