American College of Bankruptcy Class 37 Induction Ceremony and Events

The American College of Bankruptcy's Class 37 Induction Ceremony and Conference is a prestigious event that honors the latest inductees into the College, recognizing their exceptional contributions to the field of bankruptcy and insolvency law. The ceremony took place on March 20, 2026, at the Jack Guenther Pavilion at the Briscoe Museum in San Antonio, Texas, followed by educational sessions at The Westin Riverwalk. This annual gathering serves as a platform to celebrate professional excellence and to discuss current developments in bankruptcy law.

The conference featured a series of insightful sessions, including "Bankruptcy in Texas: From the Alamo to the Texas Two-Step and Beyond," "Cross-Border Insolvency: New Challenges to the Universalist Paradigm," "Debt's Grip," "The Logic & Limits of Alternatives to Bankruptcy for Businesses Under Stress," and "Failure Rates After Distressed Debt Exchanges and the Upcoming Maturity Wall." These topics addressed both regional and global challenges in the insolvency landscape, providing attendees with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary issues.

Attendees had the opportunity to engage with leading professionals in the field, participate in networking events, and honor the achievements of the new Fellows. The event also offered Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits, with accreditation sought in various states and CPE credit available upon request. Conference materials and detailed agendas were provided to enhance the educational experience.

This event is ideal for legal professionals specializing in bankruptcy and insolvency, as well as academics and financial advisors seeking to stay informed about the latest trends and challenges in the field. It offers a unique opportunity to connect with peers, gain valuable insights, and contribute to the ongoing discourse on bankruptcy law.