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American Bankruptcy Law Journal
- Publisher:
- National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges
- Publication date:
- 2019-02-22
- ISBN:
- 0027-9048
- Copyright:
- COPYRIGHT TV Trade Media, Inc.<br/>COPYRIGHT GALE, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved.
Latest documents
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- Reevaluating Risk and Return in Chapter 11 Secured Creditor Cramdowns: Interest Rates and Beyond.
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- Fraudulent Transfers and the Fresh Start in Bankruptcy.
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- Modified Universalisms & The Role of Local Legal Culture in the Making of Cross-Border Insolvency Law.
- Shelter in the Storm: Interpleader Proceedings as Protection for Shipowners in the Wake of the O.W. Bunker Bankruptcy.
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- Bankruptcy, Debt Recharacterisation, and the Constitution: An Erie Relationship.
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- Shelter in the Storm: Interpleader Proceedings as Protection for Shipowners in the Wake of the O.W. Bunker Bankruptcy.
- Choice of Law in Insolvency Proceedings: How English Courts' Continued Reliance on the Gibbs Principle Threatens Universalism.