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Individually select approved CLE courses from our centralized online library no matter where you practice.

The New York Build Your Bundle includes twenty-four (24) CLE credit hours and allows you to select the courses you wish to take to fulfill your required CLE including four (4) required hours in Ethics, one (1) hour in Diversity, Inclusion & Elimination of Bias and one (1) hour in Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection-General or Ethics.

The New York CLE Board allows attorneys to take all twenty-four (24) required CLE hours online, including the four (4) required hours in Ethics, one (1) hour in Diversity, Inclusion & Elimination of Bias and one (1) hour in Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection-General or Ethics.

After purchase, you can add programs to your bundle to begin receiving credit. You have one year from the date of purchase to complete your programs.

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75 minutes

Rochelle's Rocky Mountain Case Law Update

Bankruptcy Judges Elizabeth Brown and Michael Romero will discuss the year’s widest splits and most controversial opinions with ABI Editor-at-Large Bill Rochelle. They also will analyze important decisions from the Tenth Circuit, the BAPs and the District of Colorado.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1.5 - Area of Professional Practice

9 Credit States

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72 minutes

Ethics - Telling the Story on Your Timesheets: A Fee Examiner’s Tips for Creditors’ Lawyers and Bankruptcy Estate Professionals

We often forget that what we say and how we say it can signal more than we intended. One of the primary ways in which "what we say"/"how we say it" creates such signals is with the wording of time entries, whether or not those time entries are ever reviewed by a bankruptcy court. Clients read bills, too, so if one wants to communicate that their work was valuable and efficiently performed, the fable of Goldilocks comes to mind: The time entries need to be "just right." When they're not, clients and courts can draw conclusions that we never intended them to draw. This panel will discuss these issues and more.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1 - Ethics

12 Credit States

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71 minutes

SBRA: Subchapter V Strategy and How to Get Your Plan Confirmed

This panel will provide an overview of the requirements for a reorganization plan in subchapter V cases under the Small Business Reorganization Act, including the new fair-and-equitable standard for cramdowns, and effective strategies to get to plan confirmation.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1 - Area of Professional Practice

13 Credit States

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74 minutes

Streamlined Small Business Reorganizations Under Subchapter V: Concepts and Early Decisions

This panel will focus on Congress’s new foray into streamlining small business reorganizations under the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019, as amended by the CARES Act of 2020. The panelists will examine similarities and differences between subchapter V and traditional chapter 11 reorganization, debtor eligibility, and the role of the newly created position of subchapter V trustee. The panelists will then examine early decisions on these issues from bankruptcy courts around the country.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1.5 - Area of Professional Practice

13 Credit States

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74 minutes

The COVID-19 Crisis: How Deep, How Long, and Its Impact on Bankruptcy Filings

This panel will explore the economic differences between the Great Recession and the COVID Recession, and attempt to explain their inconsistent effects on bankruptcy filings. It will also consider why a bankruptcy wave has been slow to form under the COVID Recession, what events will eventually trigger a wave, and what the impact of the Great Recession suggests about the size, shape and timing of the coming wave of bankruptcy filings.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1.5 - Area of Professional Practice

12 Credit States

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72 minutes

You Want Me To Do What? The Dilemma of Trying to Interpret and Follow Appellate Precedent

While there can be no doubt under our current system of jurisprudence that lower courts are bound by the published decisions of appellate courts, the question remains: What can a trial court do with broad pronouncements found in an appellate decision based on limited or dissimilar facts? Judge Michael will discuss the dilemma of interpreting and using appellate precedent.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1 - Area of Professional Practice

12 Credit States

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60 minutes

Unmasking Some Great Consumer Cases from 2020 and 2021

This panel will provide a consumer bankruptcy legal update on significant cases from 2020, and explore what's happened so far in 2021.

American Bankruptcy Institute

1 - Area of Professional Practice

12 Credit States

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59 minutes

Business Bankruptcy Legal Update 2021

This panel will discuss the impact of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 on bankruptcy cases, the latest automatic stay cases, employment of professionals and fee applications, and section 363 sales in the Zoom era.