Cullen and Dykman’s Matthew G. Roseman a Panelist for American Bankruptcy Institute Webinar on “The Bursting Bubble in Nonprofit Higher Education”
February 25, 2021Matthew G. Roseman, Chair of the firms’ Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights Practice, will participate in an American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI) webinar to be held on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, from 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM EST.
Matthew, along with industry leaders will speak on the panel, “The Bursting Bubble in Nonprofit Higher Education.” Panelists will discuss chapter 11 issues and alternatives for nonprofit colleges in the aftermath of COVID-19.
According to its website, ABI is the nation’s largest association of bankruptcy professionals, made up of over 12,000 members in multi-disciplinary roles, including attorneys, auctioneers, bankers, judges, lenders, professors, turnaround specialists, accountants and others.
Mathew represents debtors, secured creditors, landlords and acquirers of assets in bankruptcy proceedings throughout the United States. Over his years of practice, Matthew has advised debtors and creditors in corporate reorganizations involving both public corporations and privately held businesses.
About Cullen and Dykman’s Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights Practice
Cullen and Dykman’s Bankruptcy and Creditors’ Rights practice, offers clients a unique perspective into the issues involved in complex bankruptcy proceedings in a wide range of industries. We have represented secured creditors, debtors, unsecured creditors’ committees, and individual unsecured creditors in Chapter 11 cases filed throughout the country, and we are skilled in resolving issues among various constituencies in complex Chapter 11 proceedings. We also have significant experience in out-of-court workouts, restructurings and bankruptcy litigation, and we have secured favorable results for our clients in some of the largest and most complex bankruptcy cases ever filed.
About Cullen and Dykman
Cullen and Dykman (www.cullenllp.com) has been providing legal services to institutional clients since 1850. The firm represents a wide range of clients, including banks and other financial institutions, energy, telecommunications and water companies, construction companies, insurers, educational institutions, religious organizations, and not-for-profits. With over 190 attorneys in seven offices located throughout the Northeast and MidAtlantic regions, Cullen and Dykman is strategically positioned to meet the changing needs and demands of our clients.