Alexandria, Va. -- The American Bankruptcy Institute's (ABI) 32nd Annual Spring Meeting returns to the JW Marriott in Washington, D.C., on April 24-27, 2014. In addition to timely concurrent sessions, ABI’s largest conference tailors four different program session tracks – chapter 11 practice, financial advisory, consumer practice and professional development – on issues that matter most for attendees' particular areas of practice. The conference includes the 18th Annual Great Debates and eight committee educational sessions. The luncheon on April 25 will feature a keynote by Detroit Emergency Manager Kevyn Orr. Up to 18.25/22 hours of CLE/CPE credit for the Annual Spring Meeting are available in some states, along with ethics credit totaling 3.25/4 hours, respectively. Sessions at the 2014 Annual Spring Meeting include: - Where the Work Is (and Isn’t) - The Ever-Changing Role of Committees - Large Complex Trusts: A General Motors Case Study - Municipal Bankruptcies - Use of Governmental Assistance Programs in Chapter 13 - The Financial Professional’s Role in Out-of-Court Restructurings and Dissolutions - Civility in the Restructuring Profession - Union Contracts - Student Loan Update - Social Media: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You - The § 363 Sale Process from a Transactional Perspective For the full schedule with the speakers for each session at ABI’s Annual Spring Meeting, please click here. Press interested in attending the conference should contact John Hartgen at [email protected]. For more information about ABI’s 32nd Annual Spring Meeting, please click here.