Creditors Practice Annual Forum 2023: General 3, Dual 1

Courses Included

• Creditors Practice Annual Forum 2023: Tips that Debtors’ Lawyers Don’t Want Creditors to Know
  
  

  Attend this session to hear from the other side, debtors' lawyers! Learn what happens in bankruptcy, what you should do when you learn of a bankruptcy, and how you can protect your clients’ rights.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Steven Lefkovitz, Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz, Nashville
    Steven Lefkovitz is an attorney with Lefkovitz & Lefkovitz in Nashville. His areas of practice include corporate and consumer bankruptcy, Chapter 7, 11, 12 and 13. He graduated from the University...
  • Daniel Puryear, Puryear Law Group, Nashville
    Certified as a Specialist in Creditors' Rights by the American Board of Certification, Mr. Puryear represents clients in State and Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. He practices in the areas of...
• Creditors Practice Annual Forum 2023: Primer on Liens: Some Proven Ways to Get Paid
  
  

  This session will review the various ways that creditors can use contractual and statutory liens to increase their likelihood of payment, as well as review a few traps debtors may use to exploit defects in a creditor’s lien to avoid payment.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Walter Winchester, Winchester, Sellers, Foster & Steele, Knoxville
• Creditors Practice Annual Forum 2023: Charging Orders & Theories of Successor Liability
  
  

  Creditor rights and remedies sought via charging orders vary depending on a number of factors, including the type of entity involved and the law governing that entity. It is important for the creditor’s attorney pursuing a charging order to recognize and appreciate the remedies potentially available in each case. Likewise, this presentation will address the evolving areas of “Successor Liability”, focusing on theories of (1) assumption of debts, (2) de facto mergers, and (3) “mere continuation”.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:0.00General Credits:1.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Daniel Puryear, Puryear Law Group, Nashville
    Certified as a Specialist in Creditors' Rights by the American Board of Certification, Mr. Puryear represents clients in State and Federal District and Bankruptcy Courts. He practices in the areas of...
• Creditors Practice Annual Forum 2023: Artificial Intelligence for the Real Attorney
  
  

  What is artificial intelligence and how can we use it in the real world? We’ll dive into the basics of Large Language Models, Machine Learning, and what the advantages and limitations of AI are in the legal sphere. Then we’ll discuss specific use-cases for LLMs, AI, and Machine Learning in the Creditor’s Rights industry (Document Management, Litigation Analysis, eDiscovery, and general productivity). Finally, we’ll close with a bit on ethical implications and a little guidance and warnings from the CFPB and FTC.

  Course Information

  Format:Online VideoDual Credits:1.00General Credits:0.00

  Speakers/Producers

  

  • Zachary Glaser, Affinity Consulting Group, Bartlett
    Zack Glaser has been practicing Creditors’ Rights since 2011 at The Glaser Firm, P.C. In addition to practicing law, he is also the Legal Tech Advisor for Lawyerist.com, and runs the legal...