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Some of the best conversations about bankruptcy happen after the CLE ends—when practitioners start talking candidly about the difficult cases, changing rules, and decisions that rarely have a simple answer.
Beyond the 341 gives those conversations a place to continue.
Hosted by bankruptcy attorney Michael Goldstein, Esq., the podcast brings together experienced attorneys, litigators, trustees, academics, technology experts, and other professionals who understand the work. We explore Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 practice, adversary proceedings, student-loan discharge, legal technology, artificial intelligence, client communication, law-firm operations, and the developments shaping what comes next.
This isn’t Bankruptcy 101 or surface-level commentary. It’s a practical, thoughtful conversation about what is changing, what works, where the risks are, and how experienced professionals approach the harder parts of bankruptcy practice.
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