Bryan Cave Lawyers Co-Chair, Speak at Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute October 16, 2014 Thursday, October 16, 2014
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KCMBA Conference Center 2300 Main Street, Suite 100 Kansas City, MO 64108 Friday, October 17, 2014 Westin Kansas City at Crown Center
Laurence M. Frazen
One East Pershing Road
Deputy Departmental Managing Partner for Finance Kansas City, Missouri
Kansas City, MO 64108
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Kansas City Partner Mark Stingley will co-chair the 34th Annual Midwestern Bankruptcy Institute in Kansas City, Mo. Stingley is the global head of the firm’s Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditors’ Rights Client Service Group and has co-chaired the conference since 1993. Also in attendance will be Kansas City Partner Larry Frazen, who serves on the Advisory Board, as well as
Stephanie Wickouski
New York Partner Stephanie Wickouski and Irvine
Partner New York, New York
Associate Natalie Daghbandan, both of whom will be
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speaking. Wickouski will discuss the effectiveness of social media in growing one’s practice. In her commentary, Wickouski will draw on her personal experiences with social media. Since 2011, she has maintained a bankruptcy and corporate restructuring blog. She is also the author of Bankruptcy Crimes, an authoritative resource on bankruptcy fraud now in its third edition. The conference also will include insight from 13 regional bankruptcy judges as well as other
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lawyers and educators in debates and sessions covering common mistakes made in consumer practice; the ethical pitfalls of a solo practice or small firm; and the representation of creditors in New York and Delaware. Attendees are able to customize their experience by following either the business or consumer track. They also have the option to attend an extra day of sessions devoted to professional development, a feature that has been added to this year’s conference. During the professional development workshop, Daghbandan will join a panel of young lawyers and financial professionals who will address the relationship between senior and junior lawyers. The panelists will discuss the issues and challenges of working for senior lawyers and suggest ways to build on or enhance this relationship. Please click here for more information or to register.
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