Bankruptcy Seminar - Lexington

If you are not a KBA member, please contact Jamie Hampton at jhampton@kybanks.com or 502-736-1278 for the possibility of attending at a non-member rate.
Seminar 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. local time. Registration begins after 9:30 a.m.

Distressed Loans and Bankruptcy Basics in an Uncertain/Recession/Recovering (Post-COVID) Economy

Some of the most complicated and often confusing areas that special assets managers and staff have to deal with is how to successfully navigate through loans in default, disputes with borrowers and customers and bankruptcy filings - all while protecting and preserving the bank's rights and, in many instances, preserving the relationship with the customer. This is especially true in times where the economy and borrowers are struggling - something that we personally experienced in 2008 and for years after and are now seeing more and more of every day and expect to see even more as we near or enter into a recession in a post-COVID world. Dealing with these types of issues and situations are in many instances more "art" than "science" given all of the unknowns and seemingly countless variations and situations that might arise. Oftentimes, it can be overwhelming and can seem impossible.

The KBA is here to help and provide financial institutions and their employees and representatives to be better prepared for when (not if) loans start defaulting with more regularity and how to deal with them outside of and inside bankruptcy. The KBA will help broaden the basic understanding of the world of distressed loans, common borrower and customer disputes and the bankruptcy process, but to also show you how these issues and concepts apply in "real-world" circumstances. This beginning to intermediate seminar will provide attendees with an introduction to the types of issues that may arise when dealing with loans in default or unhappy borrowers and customers and when borrowers or customers may file bankruptcy and how they are most commonly dealt with. This seminar will also expand on that foundation with hands-on and interactive hypothetical situations, real-world case studies and examples of situations that are likely to arise, including those that regularly occur within workouts and restructurings and within Chapter 7, Chapter 11, Chapter 12 and Chapter 13 bankruptcy cases. This includes forbearance agreements, "standstill agreements" and other workout concepts and arrangements, foreclosures and other collateral actions and liquidations, the "ins and outs" of bankruptcy schedules and statements and related filings, Chapter 13 "model" plans, concepts and provisions common in Chapter 11 and Chapter 12 plans of reorganization and liquidation, and an overview of proofs of claims and related issues. At the end of this seminar, attendees should expect to leave the seminar with an increased comfort and understanding of the types of "problems" that may happen within a bank with its borrowers and customers, and how those issues are usually resolved, and better-prepared for what we are surely to encounter in a post-COVID economic environment - whatever type of environment that ultimately proves to be.

When
3/7/2023
Where
Dinsmore & Shohl LLP City, Center, 100 West Main Street Lexington, KY
Sign in or create an account to register
My registration status: Not registered
 

About the Speaker(s)

SpeakerBlock
Mr. Martin B. Tucker
Mr. Martin B. Tucker
Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP

Martin B. Tucker (Marty) is a partner with Dinsmore & Shohl LLP in Lexington, Kentucky, a firm with more than 730 attorneys located in 17 states and 29 cities (plus D.C.) nationwide. Marty is Vice Chair (Chair-Elect) of the firm’s Business Restructuring Practice Group where he focuses his practice on general banking law with an emphasis on creditor’s rights law from “cradle to grave,” complex bankruptcies and real estate law. Marty is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University where he was a star on the Men’s Varsity Soccer Team, and was awarded his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law in Chicago where he served on the DePaul Law Review He is Peer Review Rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell, is a Kentucky Super Lawyer, and is listed in Best Lawyers for Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law and Bankruptcy Litigation. Marty is a member of the Fayette County and Kentucky Bar Associations; the American Bankruptcy Institute; Kentucky Banker’s Association, Leadership Kentucky (Class of 2013), and Leadership Lexington (Class of 2009). He is a frequent speaker at professional and legal education programs including many of the programs hosted by the Kentucky Bankers Association and the University of Kentucky.
Mr. Martin B. Tucker
Mr. Martin B. Tucker
Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP
Martin B. Tucker (Marty) is a partner with Dinsmore & Shohl LLP in Lexington, Kentucky, a firm with more than 730 attorneys located in 17 states and 29 cities (plus D.C.) nationwide. Marty is Vice Chair (Chair-Elect) of the firm’s Business Restructuring Practice Group where he focuses his practice on general banking law with an emphasis on creditor’s rights law from “cradle to grave,” complex bankruptcies and real estate law. Marty is a graduate of Northern Kentucky University where he was a star on the Men’s Varsity Soccer Team, and was awarded his J.D. from DePaul University College of Law in Chicago where he served on the DePaul Law Review He is Peer Review Rated AV by Martindale-Hubbell, is a Kentucky Super Lawyer, and is listed in Best Lawyers for Bankruptcy and Creditor Debtor Rights / Insolvency and Reorganization Law and Bankruptcy Litigation. Marty is a member of the Fayette County and Kentucky Bar Associations; the American Bankruptcy Institute; Kentucky Banker’s Association, Leadership Kentucky (Class of 2013), and Leadership Lexington (Class of 2009). He is a frequent speaker at professional and legal education programs including many of the programs hosted by the Kentucky Bankers Association and the University of Kentucky.TUCKER, MARTIN

Sign In

Education Alliance Cancellation Policy
 Substitutions are always welcome and encouraged. All cancellations and substitutions request must be submitted in writing prior to the event.

KBA Seminar Registrations can cancel 30 days prior to the event date and receive a full refund. Cancellations received between 29 days and 10 days prior to the event will be charged a $50 processing fee. There will be no refund for cancellations received less than 10 days prior to the event.

KBA Schools Applicants can withdraw from a KBA School 10 days prior to the 1st day of the school for a refund minus a $150 cancellation fee. There is no refund if an applicant withdraws after the deadline or if applicant fails to attend the school, with the exception of extenuating circumstances. Due to commitments and expenses we cannot reverse, such as: handouts, food, beverages, room rentals, speaker fees, etc.; even extenuating circumstances will require partial refunds because of these expenses.