American Bankruptcy Law Journal

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• Reevaluating Risk and Return in Chapter 11 Secured Creditor Cramdowns: Interest Rates and Beyond.
• Section 707(b) Standing for Parties in Interest - Who Cares?
• Student Loan Bankruptcy and the Meaning of Educational Benefit.
• Bankruptcy and Entrepreneurs: In Search of an Optimal Failure Resolution System.
• Choice of Law in Insolvency Proceedings: How English Courts' Continued Reliance on the Gibbs Principle Threatens Universalism.
• Fraudulent Transfers and the Fresh Start in Bankruptcy.
• Modified Universalisms & The Role of Local Legal Culture in the Making of Cross-Border Insolvency Law.
• Bankruptcy, Debt Recharacterisation, and the Constitution: An Erie Relationship.
• If It Looks Like a Duck, Swims Like a Duck, and Quacks Like a Duck, It Is Probably a Duck! Whether Late-filed Tax Returns Constitute 'Returns' for Purposes of Discharge under s. 523.
• Section 704(b) (2): The Back Door into Chapter 7 for the Above-Median Debtor.

Featured documents

• Modified Universalisms & The Role of Local Legal Culture in the Making of Cross-Border Insolvency Law.
• Can Complex Contracts Effectively Replace Bankruptcy Principles? Why Interpretation Matters.
• Section 704(b) (2): The Back Door into Chapter 7 for the Above-Median Debtor.
• Section 707(b) Standing for Parties in Interest - Who Cares?
• Student Loan Bankruptcy and the Meaning of Educational Benefit.
• Cross-Border Insolvency Regime in China: Finding the Most Pragmatic Interim Solution for Globalized Companies under Localised Practices.
• Fraudulent Transfers and the Fresh Start in Bankruptcy.
• Reevaluating Risk and Return in Chapter 11 Secured Creditor Cramdowns: Interest Rates and Beyond.
• Bankruptcy, Debt Recharacterisation, and the Constitution: An Erie Relationship.
• Choice of Law in Insolvency Proceedings: How English Courts' Continued Reliance on the Gibbs Principle Threatens Universalism.