Advise our clients on how to approach special situations such as bankruptcy and restructuring.
Are you interested in corporate law and want to know the ins and outs of the field? In helping high-profile clients overcome special situations such as bankruptcy and restructuring? In joining a global, dynamic, and collaborative culture?
Our Restructuring and Special Situations Job Simulation gives you the chance to take a glimpse into our culture while gaining skills and work experience to boost your resume. You’ll work on your legal analysis, client communication skills, and bankruptcy procedure all on your own time.
It begins with you!
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This program is self-paced. It takes approximately 5-6 hours to complete.
Skills Learned:
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Review of Key Terms
Review factual background and understand the key players involved in a corporate restructuring- Legal Analysis
- Fact Analysis
- Written Communication
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Venue Analysis
Analyze background information and legal sources to recommend where a bankruptcy petition should be filed- Interpreting Cases
- Client Communication Skills
- Critical Thinking and Strategy
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Review and Revise Banker Engagement Letter
Revise a form agreement to incorporate the payment terms provided by the client’s financial advisor- Drafting
- Attention to Detail
- Communication
- Commercial Awareness
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Prepare Bid Procedures/Sale Timeline
Outline the steps included in bidding procedures and a court-approved sale in Chapter 11 bankruptcy case- Legal Research
- Synthesizing Information
- Bankruptcy Procedure
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Draft Board Meeting Minutes
Listen to the audio recording of a corporate board of directors meeting and summarize the key points- Communication
- Drafting
- Synthesize Information
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Draft Talking Points for a Hearing
Draft an outline that explains the relief requested in a hearing on a motion before the bankruptcy court- Bankruptcy Litigation
- Preparation for Court Hearings
- Presentation Skills
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Finish Line