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Post expires at 7:42am on Tuesday August 30th, 2022
Small Business Reorganization Act – 1st Anniversary Retrospective
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1.0 General Credit
Certification Credits: 1.0 Business Litigation
The Small Business Reorganization Act (“SBRA”) added Subchapter V to Chapter 11. The purpose of SBRA was to streamline the bankruptcy process by which small business debtors reorganize and rehabilitate their financial affairs. The SBRA became effective on February 19, 2020. We will discuss the implementation of SBRA and how well SBRA has achieved its purpose on the 1st anniversary of SBRA.
Expires 8/31/2022
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