COVID-19 has resulted in the worst business contraction in years, and the shuttering of large portions of the economy. Small businesses are struggling under severe operating restrictions imposed as a result of the pandemic, and are in need of financial restructuring more than ever. Newly enacted Subchapter V, as enhanced by the CARES Act, is the relief valve that provides a quick and affordable pathway to recovery. Individuals who guaranteed the debts of their small business or posted their property as collateral for business loans may additionally qualify to file under Subchapter V.
This new program provides you with the tools you need to adapt your practice for the coming wave of small business 11's. Hear an expert faculty guide you through the new provisions of Subchapter V, bankruptcy forms, and the most recent case law as you learn how to successfully take a case from initial client interview to plan confirmation.
This new program provides you with the tools you need to adapt your practice for the coming wave of small business 11's. Hear an expert faculty guide you through the new provisions of Subchapter V, bankruptcy forms, and the most recent case law as you learn how to successfully take a case from initial client interview to plan confirmation.
Course Content
2:05 - 2:30 pm
2:30 - 2:55 pm
2:55 - 3:20 pm
3:20 - 3:45 pm
3:45 - 4:10 pm
4:10 - 4:35 pm
4:35 - 4:45
4:45 - 5:00 pm
Please Note
Speakers
CochairsDonald R. Lassman, Esq.,
Law Office of Donald R. Lassman, Needham
David A. Mawhinney, Esq.,
Standing Chapter 13 Trustee (Central & Western Divisions), Worcester
Steven Weiss, Esq.,
Shatz, Schwartz, and Fentin, PC, Springfield
Faculty
Matthew R. Flynn,
Verdolino & Lowey, PC, Foxborough
Taruna Garg, Esq.,
Murtha Cullina LLP, Stamford
David Koha, Esq.,
Casner & Edwards LLP, Boston
Kara S. Rescia, Esq.,
Rescia Law, PC, Enfield
Lisa Tingue, Esq.,
Office of the US Trustee, Worcester
