American Bankruptcy Law Journal

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Latest documents

• Grand Theft Auto 2.0: Bankruptcy Courts Allow Auto Title Lenders to Ride Off in Consumer Debtors' Vehicles and Rip Off the Cash Payout Owed to Unsecured Creditors.
• THE BEAUTY OF BELK.
• Morally Bankrupt: Bankruptcy Law, Corporate Responsibility, and Sexual Misconduct.
• The Housing Bubble and Consumer Bankruptcy (Parts III and IV).
• A New Bankruptcy Subchapter for Institutions of Higher Education: A Path but not a Destiny.
• The Housing Bubble and Consumer Bankruptcy (Parts I and II).
• Reimagining "Reasonableness" Under Section 330(a) in a World of Technology, Data, and Artificial Intelligence.
• Three Faces of Creditor-on-Creditor Aggression.
• Section 727(a) (ll)--Modest Proposals for Change.
• GAMBLING AND BANKRUPTCY IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICA.

Featured documents

• Modified Universalisms & The Role of Local Legal Culture in the Making of Cross-Border Insolvency Law.
• How the Courts Have Gone Astray in Refusing to Discharge Student Loans: The Folly of Brunner, of Rewriting Repayment Terms, of Issuing Partial Discharges and of Considering Income-Based Repayment Plans.
• Waiver of Discharge - Is It Ever Really Voluntary?
• A New Bankruptcy Subchapter for Institutions of Higher Education: A Path but not a Destiny.
• Choice of Law in Insolvency Proceedings: How English Courts' Continued Reliance on the Gibbs Principle Threatens Universalism.
• Three and a Half Rules for Tort Claims in (and out of) Chapter 11.
• Section 707(b) Standing for Parties in Interest - Who Cares?
• Fraudulent Transfers and Juries: Was Granfinanciera Rightly Decided?
• GAMBLING AND BANKRUPTCY IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICA.
• Arbitration Agreements as Executory Contracts in Bankruptcy After Mission Prod. Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC.