Historically, debtors used Chapter 11 to restructure business operations and capital. Given the current credit markets and other economic factors, Chapter 11 is being passed over for faster options, including pre-packaged, pre-negotiated, or pre-arranged Chapter 11 plans, Bankruptcy Code section 363 asset sales, or a quick liquidation.

In this presentation, Sharon Levine and Bruce Nathan compare the various, high-speed bankruptcy and restructuring scenarios. They also discuss the latest developments in corporate reorganizations, providing insights for credit providers.

Additional topics that will be covered:

• The role of the creditors' committee in identifying and recovering value for unsecured creditors.
• Asserting control over the chapter 11 process.
• Minimizing preference risk and protecting trade creditors' rights.
• The role of Bankruptcy Code section 503(b)(9) priority claims in favor of goods suppliers.
• How Chapter 9 of the Bankruptcy Code works on municipality bankruptcies.

Date: Thursday, March 14, 2013
Time: 2:00pm-3:30pm (EDT)
Cost: $0.00 but seating is limited

Presenters:
Sharon L. Levine
Bruce S. Nathan
Lowenstein Sandler LLP

Sharon L. Levine is a veteran bankruptcy lawyer who has been involved in some of the nation's largest bankruptcy cases. As a partner in the Lowenstein Sandler Bankruptcy, Financial Reorganization & Creditors' Rights Group, the largest in the State of New Jersey, Ms. Levine's practice focuses exclusively on bankruptcy, restructuring, debtor-creditor law and bankruptcy litigation.

Bruce S. Nathan is a partner in the Lowenstein Sandler's Bankruptcy, Financial Reorganization & Creditors' Rights Group, and has approximately 30 years experience in the bankruptcy and insolvency field. Mr. Nathan is a recognized national expert on trade creditor rights, the representation of trade creditors in bankrupcy and oher legal matters.

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