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Today's families are increasingly global, with assets, homes, citizenships, and loved ones spanning multiple jurisdictions. Michael Clear hosts a conversation with Carolyn Reers and Suzanne Shier about the forces driving cross-border planning challenges, from globally mobile families and international philanthropy to cultural competency, compliance, and succession laws around the world.

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Two restructuring partners from Levenfeld Pearlstein discuss the critical decision-making process for distressed middle-market companies facing financial challenges. The conversation explores when bankruptcy filing makes strategic sense versus pursuing alternative restructuring paths, examining factors like timing, cost, and desired outcomes. Their insights draw from decades of experience helping companies navigate financial distress through various legal mechanisms.

In recent years, pension provision for employees has become a growing issue with governments around the world seeking to focus individuals on the need to save for retirement and provide a form of income replacement for later years.

Harold Israel and Jack O'Connor, partners at Levenfield-Pearlstein, discuss the evolution of bankruptcy law into restructuring practice, exploring when distressed companies should file for bankruptcy versus pursuing out-of-court alternatives.