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Special Topics in Consumer Bankruptcy
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Special Topics in Consumer Bankruptcy
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Session 1: Chapter 7 Attorney’s Fees - A look at the issues and caselaw regarding unconventional arrangements such as unbundling and bifurcation.
Session 2: Contested Matters in Consumer Cases - Gain insight on using technology to effectively manage deadlines and hearings quickly and effectively.
Session 3: SBRA/Chapter 13 Business Cases - An overview of options for the reorganization of the small business debtor and what may work best, SBRA or chapter 13.
Session 2: Contested Matters in Consumer Cases - Gain insight on using technology to effectively manage deadlines and hearings quickly and effectively.
Session 3: SBRA/Chapter 13 Business Cases - An overview of options for the reorganization of the small business debtor and what may work best, SBRA or chapter 13.
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Chapter 7 Attorney’s Fees (Nov 2020)
Kevin M. Epstein, Brendon Singh
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Session 1 —31 mins
Chapter 7 Attorney’s Fees (Nov 2020)
A look at the issues and caselaw regarding unconventional arrangements such as unbundling and bifurcation.
Originally presented: Oct 2020 Special Topics in Consumer Bankruptcy
Kevin M. Epstein,
Office of the U.S. Trustee - San Antonio, TX
Brendon Singh,
Tran Singh LLP - Houston, TX
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Contested Matters in Consumer Cases (Nov 2020)
Reed Allmand, Cristina Rodriguez
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Session 2 —29 mins
Contested Matters in Consumer Cases (Nov 2020)
Gain insight on using technology to effectively manage deadlines and hearings quickly and effectively.
Originally presented: Oct 2020 Special Topics in Consumer Bankruptcy
Reed Allmand,
Allmand Law Firm, PLLC - Dallas, TX
Cristina Rodriguez,
Keeling Law Firm - Houston, TX
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SBRA/Chapter 13 Business Cases (Nov 2020)
Pam Bassel, Christy Lingafelter Heimer, Henry G. Hobbs Jr., Shane P. Tobin
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Session 3 —46 mins
SBRA/Chapter 13 Business Cases (Nov 2020)
An overview of options for the reorganization of the small business debtor and what may work best, SBRA or chapter 13.
Originally presented: Oct 2020 Special Topics in Consumer Bankruptcy
Pam Bassel,
Standing Chapter 13 Trustee - Fort Worth, TX
Christy Lingafelter Heimer,
Heimer Law Offices P.C. - Austin, TX
Henry G. Hobbs Jr.,
Acting U.S. Trustee Region 7, U.S. Department of Justice - Austin, TX
Shane P. Tobin,
Office of The United States Trustee - Austin, TX