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Subchapter V Reorganization for Individuals: Eliminating the Absolute Priority Rule

Recording of a 90-minute CLE video webinar with Q&A

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Conducted on Wednesday, July 13, 2022

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This CLE webinar will plumb the nuances of individual reorganizations under Subchapter V of Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code. The panel will guide both debtor and creditor counsel through the advantages and disadvantages of Subchapter V, plan creation, eligibility restrictions and traps, post-petition retention of non-exempt property, discharge, and remedies after default.

Description

Subchapter V is increasingly important for individual debtors (and their creditors) whose debt burden prevents them from using Chapter 13. Subchapter V rewrites the rules for cramdown and eliminates the absolute priority rule in most cases. Recent amendments to the Bankruptcy Rules clarify Sub V debtor's duties and rights.

Nonetheless, debtors must successfully traverse the gauntlet of eligibility limitations and fast deadlines. The goal of the case is a consensual plan, and the Sub V trustee is a critical mediator between the debtor and creditors.

With no Chapter 7-like trustee and no creditors' committee to provide oversight of the debtor's decisions, creditors must understand Sub V, or else they could be caught flat-footed in these fast-moving cases.

Listen as this panel of bankruptcy experts guides counsel through how debtors and creditors can get the best result when individual debtors elect Subchapter V.

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Outline

  1. Primary advantages of Subchapter V over Chapter11
  2. Limitations on eligibility
  3. Role of Sub V trustee
  4. Plan deadlines and other mandatory procedures
  5. Confirmation issues
  6. Remedies upon plan default

Benefits

The panel will guide counsel on these and other key issues:

  • Did the 2022 amendments to the Bankruptcy Rules change Subchapter V?
  • What relief is there for individuals who have guaranteed business loans?
  • Did Subchapter V dispense with or must modify the absolute priority rule?

Faculty

Jones, Leon
Leon S. Jones

Partner
Jones & Walden

Before forming Jones & Walden, LLC, Mr. Jones worked at such Georgia firms as the Macon office of Arnall, Golden...  |  Read More

Placona, Sari
Sari B. Placona

Partner
McManimon, Scotland & Baumann

Ms. Placona concentrates her practice in the areas of corporate restructuring, bankruptcy, debtor/creditor rights,...  |  Read More

McClendon, Thomas
Thomas McClendon

Partner
Jones & Walden

Mr. McClendon focuses his practice on representing all parties in Chapter 11 reorganizations and other bankruptcy...  |  Read More

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