Cross-Border Insolvency, Investigations and the Impact of Covid-19: What Recent Changes Mean for Asset Tracing, Court Delays and Dispute Resolution

Joseph Dunn will be a panelist on "Cross-Border Insolvency, Investigations and the Impact of Covid-19: What Recent Changes Mean for Asset Tracing, Court Delays and Dispute Resolution" at the Fraud, Asset Tracing & Recovery Miami Conference. 

Leading insolvency practitioners will discuss hot button issues affecting the fraud, asset-tracing and recovery landscapes. Topics on the practical challenges now affecting insolvency proceedings include:

• To what extent there has been an uptick in insolvency and restructuring: Are the Covid-19-related predictions coming true?
• How insolvency and fraud litigators are working together
• Update on the expansion of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Cross-Border Insolvency-and what it means for the enforceability of insolvency judgments across borders
• Impact of temporary changes to UK wrongful trading rules
• Status of new legislation in the UK, Germany, Spain and Australia