The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will provide an in-depth examination of the statutory frameworks governing fraudulent transactions in both the Cayman Islands and the U.S. Through a comparative lens, the discussion will analyze how different jurisdictions approach avoidance actions and fraudulent-transfer claims.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will discuss the key legal frameworks governing foreign evidence collection and judgment enforcement across several jurisdictions, including the U.S., England and the Cayman Islands.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will address the expectations for professionalism and civility in the conduct of litigation in and out of court, examining the different perspectives of the U.S., U.K. and Colombia in regards to their respective ethics rules and cultural frameworks.

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Insolvency OnDemand

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. In this interactive roundtable, bankruptcy judges will engage in a candid discussion of prominent recent bankruptcy cases and decisions shaping the current insolvency landscape. Drawing on their judicial perspectives, the judges will explore emerging legal trends, notable rulings and practical implications for practitioners while highlighting areas of doctrinal development and unresolved questions.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will examine conflicts of laws in cross-border insolvency, focusing on U.S. standing rules versus foreign recovery statutes, offshore jurisdictional reach, and choice-of-law challenges. It will also provide practical strategies for planning around these issues to mitigate risk and achieve enforceable outcomes.

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Insolvency OnDemand

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will provide an overview of recent developments and trends in chapter 15 cross-border insolvency practice. The panelists will discuss notable recent cases, emerging issues in recognition, comity and cooperation, and evolving approaches taken by U.S. courts when coordinating with foreign proceedings.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This session will focus on the unique challenges presented by distressed private investment funds, with an emphasis on identifying fraud risk and managing funds approaching the end of their lifecycle. The panelists will discuss common fraud red flags encountered in distressed fund scenarios and the practical steps professionals can take to investigate, mitigate and respond to those risks.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. Valuation plays a critical role in cross-border insolvency and litigation matters, yet it often arises late in proceedings, creating challenges for practitioners. This panel will provide a practical overview of common valuation and regulatory issues that arise across jurisdictions, highlight key valuation approaches, and share real-world examples to illustrate best practices for addressing valuation challenges in complex cross-border cases.

The following session took place during the 2026 ABI International Caribbean Insolvency Symposium in January 2026. This panel will analyze evolving approaches to the characterization of digital assets, focusing on the treatment of crypto in the GENIUS Act and the implications for priority, setoff, and customer vs. estate property rights.

The following session took place during the 2025 Winter Leadership Conference in December 2025. This panel will discuss the fast-changing landscape of crypto regulation across different jurisdictions, and the effects it is having on crypto-focused bankruptcies both here and abroad. All sessions from this conference can be accessed at https://cle.abi.org/.

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