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2008-2009 "Groundbreakers" Breakfast Roundtables

Bankruptcy and Workouts: How to Stay in Shape in Today's
Economy

    A joint program with the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association

    Date: June 5 , 2008
    Time: 8:00 - 9:30 a.m.
    Location: Detroit Athletic Club, 241 Madison St., Detroit, MI 48226
    Section Member Cost: $65 in advance, $75 at the door
    Non-Section Member Cost: $85 in advance, $95 at the door

    Register online or mail/fax form PDF

    For further information, please call Arlene Rubinstein at (248) 644-7378 or e-mail: LawA1@aol.com

    Program Chairs:
    Rozanne M. Giunta of Lambert Leser Isackson Cook & Giunta PC
    John T. Gregg of Barnes & Thornburg LLP
    Brian P. Henry of Strobl & Sharp PC
    Joseph M. Rogowski II of Berry Reynolds & Rogowski PC

    Roundtable Discussions Leaders and Topics:

    Workout and Bankruptcy Considerations for Builders and Subcontractors
    -Brendan G. Best of Dykema Gossett

    Michigan Exemptions in Bankruptcy and Issues Relating to Constitutionality
    -Charles D. Bullock of Stevenson & Bullock PLC

    Changes for Lessors and Lessees Under the New Bankruptcy Code
    -Rozanne M. Giunta of Lambert Leser Isackson Cook & Giunta PC

    Bankruptcy Trustee’s Rights of Recovery After a Tax Foreclosure or Forfeiture
    - John T. Gregg of Barnes & Thornburg LLP

    For Whom the Stay Tolls—When and How the Automatic Stay Applies to Real Estate Matters
    -Lisa S. Gretchko of Howard and Howard Attorneys PC

    Initial Considerations when your Client’s Customer / Lessee Files Bankruptcy
    -
    Hannah Mufson McCollum of Pepper Hamilton LLP

    Construction Lien Disputes in Workouts and in Bankruptcy
    -Robert D. Mollhagen of Varnum Riddering Schmidt & Howlett LLP

    Earmarking Issues Arising with New Mortgages and the New Bankruptcy Code
    -Kelly A. Myers of Myers & Myers PLLC

    Recognizing and Dealing With the New Mortgage Fraud
    -Charles J. Taunt of Taunt Law

    How to File a Proof of Claim
    -Matthew E. Wilkins of Butzel Long PC

    The Entireties Exemption Update—When and If It Exists
    -Robert D. Wolford of Miller Johnson