Stretto’s bankruptcy veterans offer expert thoughts on market dynamics, emerging trends, and legislation and other developments that impact fiduciaries and their businesses.
Stretto Chief Innovation Officer Robert Klamser and Trustee Lynda T. Bui explore how bankruptcy Trustees can strategically leverage AI in their practices, covering practical applications and real-world prompts alongside key guardrails around accuracy, confidentiality, and professional responsibility. This article was written for and originally appeared in Volume 42, Issue 01 of the American Bankruptcy Trustee […]
Stretto Senior Managing Director Igor Roitburg and Brian Miller of Independence Law Firm make a compelling case for why the 2022 DOJ Guidance made student loan discharge more predictable and cost-effective, and why for many borrowers, pursuing discharge is simply the smarter economic choice. Read the full article in the Summer 2026 Consumer Bankruptcy Journal.
Distressed real estate is piling up on corporate balance sheets just as business bankruptcy filings climb. Stretto co-CEO Jonathan Carson sees opportunity in that collision. His new Forbes.com article makes the case for Section 363 sales as a strategic tool rather than a white flag, and lays out exactly what leaders need in place before […]
Stretto General Counsel Christopher Updike and Levenfeld Pearlstein partner Elizabeth Vandesteeg explore how law firms are training attorneys to use generative AI effectively and ethically. Published in the American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, the article examines ABA guidance, firm-specific training models and emerging best practices around validation, confidentiality and bias detection. Read the entire article –
