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REGISTER NOW for the 22nd Annual CCBA Institute, September 18 & 19, 2008! Here is a sampling of topics and speakers: 

 

  • Bankruptcy in the 21st Century: The Loss of Equity -- Clifton Jessup, Jr., Greenberg Traurig, LLP, Dallas, TX
  • Mortgage Servicing Issues in Bankruptcy -- Erik Clark, David Lally & Michael Meyer
  • Travelers' Aid:  Now Available, Contract Based Attorneys' Fees for Unsecured Creditors? -- Hon. Whitney Rimel, Hon. Christopher Klein, & Hon. Leslie Tchaikovsky
  • Buridan's Ass: Obvious Choices for the Sole Proprietor--Or Not? -- Riley Walter, Scott Belden & Hagop Bedoyan
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The Central California Bankruptcy Association (CCBA) is a non-profit organization established in 1987 to foster education and cooperation among bankruptcy and insolvency professionals in Central California.

CCBA Membership

 

CCBA membership is open to attorneys, accountants, lenders, consultants, and others who deal with individuals and businesses in financial distress. If you are interested in becoming a member of the Central California Bankruptcy Association, please click "Member Signup" on the menu at the left of this page.

CCBA Programs

 

Every September, the CCBA sponsors the Central California Bankruptcy Institute.  The Institute is a two-day conference designed for attorneys, accountants, lenders, consultants, and others who deal with individuals and businesses in financial distress. Lecturers and panelists usually include nationally recognized speakers, experienced and knowledgeable local practitioners and prominent judges. A golf tournament is conducted in conjunction with the CCBI. In addition, the CCBA sponsors a number of CLE dinner meetings throughout the year to foster collegiality among bankruptcy professionals and address pressing issues in the insolvency arena.

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