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Bankruptcy Retention and Disclosures: Knowing When and What to Say

Bankruptcy Retention and Disclosures: Knowing When and What to Say

Bankruptcy is a specialized practice quite different than typical litigation. In general litigation, secrecy and limited disclosures are the norm. However, the filing of a bankruptcy and oneÆs involvement in it, either as a debtor, professional or even creditor, requires specific and often extensive disclosures to protect the interests of the estate and the integrity of the bankruptcy process. Failing to properly understand the disclosure requirements may have significant consequences that may bar compensation or recovery on your claims, or may even result in sanctions or criminal charges. This teleconference will discuss the need for disclosure, the contents of any disclosures and the consequences of that disclosure or failure to disclose. This teleconference is critical for those who are beginning to find themselves involved in more bankruptcy cases, but uncertain of their obligations.

Faculty: Gus Kallergis, Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP James M. Lawniczak, Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP

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