Jamie P Dreher

2000 California Western School of Law JD - Juris Doctor 1996 University of Virginia BA - Bachelor of Arts

2014 State Bar of California, Business Law Section, Involvency Law Commitee, Bankruptcy e-Bulletin Case Update: Paulson v. Go Global, Inc., Case No. NV-12-1596-ZJuKiKu 2014 State Bar of California, Business Law Section, Involvency Law Committee, Bankruptcy e-Bulletin Case Update: In re Hazelrigg v. United States Trustee, Case No. WW-13-1230-TaDJu 2013 State Bar of California, Business Law Section, Involvency Law Committee, Bankruptcy e-Bulletin Foreign Reorganization Plan Non-Debtors Guarantors Update--An Analysis of Ad Hoc Group of Vitro Noteholders v. Vitro SAB de CV 2013 State Bar of California, Business Law Section, Involvency Law Committee, Bankruptcy e-Bulletin Case Update: In re Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., et al, Case No. 08-13555-JMP 2012 The Public Retirement Journal Chapter 9 Municipal Bankruptcy A Primer and Discussion of the Impact on Municipal Pension Objections, Collective Bargaining Agreements and Retiree Benefits

2015 - Present Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference Lawyer Representative 2013 - Present State Bar of California, Business Law Section, Insolvency Law Committee Member 2003 - Present State Bar of Nevada Member 2003 - Present American Bankruptcy Institute Member 2011 - 2012 County Bar of Sacramento Former President -- Bankruptcy Section

2015 California Receivers Forum, Sacramento Valley Chapter Receivers Operating In Bankruptcy 2015 California Bankruptcy Forum 27th Annual Insolvency Conference Involvency 101: Evaluating an Insolvent Entity and Rehabilitation Strategies 2014 South Placer Estate Planning Council Beware the Bankruptcy Trustee 2012 California Receiver’s Forum, Sacramento Valley Chapter Meet the Judge—A Panel Presentation Regarding Current Receivership Trends with Judge David Brown 2012 California Bankruptcy Forum, 24th Annual Insolvency Conference The Litigation Lifecycle: Panel Discussion regarding Litigating Avoidance, Relief from Stay and Other Actions and Contested Matters in Bankruptcy Court