CBA and ICLE's 2nd Annual Consumer Bankruptcy Institute

["Ryan Bailey, Seminar Planning Attorney, ICLE"<icle@mail.icle.org>]

Title: CBA and ICLE's 2nd Annual Consumer Bankruptcy Institute

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Featured Speakers

		Hon. Jeffrey R. Hughes United States Bankruptcy Court—Western District of Michigan Grand Rapids
		Hon. Marci B. McIvor United States Bankruptcy Court—Eastern District of Michigan Detroit
		Hon. Daniel S. Opperman United States Bankruptcy Court—Eastern District of Michigan Bay City
		Hon. Walter Shapero United States Bankruptcy Court—Eastern District of Michigan Detroit
		Hon. Phillip J. Shefferly Chief Judge, United States Bankruptcy Court—Eastern District of Michigan Detroit
		Hon. Thomas J. Tucker United States Bankruptcy Court—Eastern District of Michigan Detroit

Special Interactive Session
Bankruptcy practice is fraught with ethical dilemmas. In this session, seasoned practitioners present real life scenarios, walk you through the ethical questions they present, and allow you to weigh in. Get solutions to the problems you're struggling with, avoid conflicts of interest, and preclude costly malpractice claims.

Can't Attend? Order the Printed Handbook
www.icle.org/bankruptcy | 877-229-4350

Updates, Strategies, and Judicial Insights

Register today for the Consumer Bankruptcy Association and ICLE's 2nd Annual Consumer Bankruptcy Institute, April 1, 2011, The Inn at St. John's, Plymouth.

Avoid costly mistakes and better serve your clients with critical updates on cases, federal rules, and ethical issues. Customize the program to fit your needs—if you’re new to practice, get the nuts and bolts in our "Core Concepts" track f you’re an experienced practitioner, select from one of two Intermediate/Advanced tracks.

Attend for These Great Benefits:

• Stay up-to-date on case law, including conflicting lines of cases and federal rules developments
• Learn to effectively manage pre-confirmation issues such as status confirmation and objections and post-confirmation issues like plan modification and disbursements in Chapter 13 cases
• Improve your trial preparation and litigation skills to always be on top of your game
• Understand and analyze relevant aspects and nuances of your client's financial documents and tax returns with expert advice from CPAs
• Delve into the issues presented when debtors claim property as exempt in consumer cases including how to handle trust assets, marital assets, and tax refunds
• Discover how recent changes in the law impact filing under Chapter 11 and why filing under this chapter may offer savings and convenience for high income clients
• Master the intricacies and application of the means test that often make or break your bankruptcy case
• Expand your bankruptcy practice by learning about alternatives to bankruptcy and how they can work for your clients

Register Today! Visit www.icle.org/bankruptcy or call 877-229-4350.

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