2016 was a busy year for the Business Reorganization Committee. We have an active and involved membership base, and took part in multiple panels, newsletters, publications and networking. We have terrific plans for 2017 and beyond in support of you, our members, in the arena of business reorganizations.
At the December 2016 Winter Leadership Conference, we joined with the Young and New Members Committee to present a panel discussion entitled “Ethical Issues that Arise When Supervising Attorneys Work wit
The Mediation Committee had a tremendous 2016! We strived to continue to provide our members with enlightening and useful substantive information while also offering enjoyable and valuable social and networking opportunities.
The Labor and Employment Committee has continued to remain at the forefront of the intersection of labor and employment issues and bankruptcy in its continuing effort to keep its members well-informed as they navigate these issues.
Although 2016 has lacked the massive, transnational bankruptcies that the Great Recession gave us, it has provided its own poignant reminders of how interconnected countries and economies can be. The outcome of the Brexit vote caused waves as companies tried to figure out how, or if, they could invest in the EU and the U.K. in the future. The outcome of the U.S.
The Bankruptcy Litigation Committee had a tremendous 2016! We strived to continue to provide our members with enlightening and useful substantive information while also offering enjoyable and valuable social and networking opportunities.
It’s been another great year for the Real Estate Committee. First, as co-chairs, we would like to thank its members for their support and continued participation on the Real Estate Committee for 2016. The committee is really only as good as its members and their contributions.
The Commercial Fraud Committee had a productive year, producing three webinars, six newsletters, several case law eblasts, and the continuation of the committee-wide conference call program with four calls this year.
The Unsecured Trade Creditors Committee (UTC) was hard at work once again in 2016.
Elizabeth Gunn and Margaret A. Burks serve as Co-Chairs of the ABI Consumer Committee. We have an active and lively committee with monthly conference calls to keep events rolling along.
