American Bankruptcy Law Journal
- Bankruptcy and Entrepreneurs: In Search of an Optimal Failure Resolution System.
- Bankruptcy & The Benefit Corporation.
- The "Snapshot Rule" and Proceeds of Exempt Property in Chapter 7: Bringing a Doctrine Into Focus.
- "A Bitter Result": Purdue Pharma, a Sackler Bankruptcy Filing, and Improving Monetary and Nonmonetary Recoveries in Mass Tort Bankruptcies.
- BANKRUPTCY'S REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES: NET VALUE OR A "ZERO-SUM GAME?"
- The Argument for a Federal Rule of Decision for a Bankruptcy Court's Recharacterisation of a Claim as Equity.
- Section 707(b) Standing for Parties in Interest - Who Cares?
- Personal Bankruptcy in the Middle Kingdom: China's Local Pilot Programs and Half of a Bankruptcy System.
- Making Sense of Make-Wholes.
- Postpetition Proceeds of Exempt Interests in Property: Who Owns the Appreciation?
- Schemes of Arrangement in Singapore: Empirical and Comparative Analyses.
- The Long Strange Trip to a Certainty of Hopelessness: The Legislative and Political History of the Nondischarge of Student Loans in Bankruptcy.
- Fraudulent Transfers and the Fresh Start in Bankruptcy.
- The Uneasy Relationship Between Arbitration and Bankruptcy.(Symposium on the Uneasy Relationship Between Arbitration and Bankruptcy)
- The Objective and Jurisdictional Origins of Chapter 11's Good Faith Filing Requirement.
- The Housing Bubble and Consumer Bankruptcy (Parts III and IV).
- AMENDING FEDERAL RULE OF BANKRUPTCY PROCEDURE 9031: A MEASURED APPROACH.
- DEBTOR EMBEZZLEMENT OF COLLATERAL.
- Fraudulent Transfers and Juries: Was Granfinanciera Rightly Decided?
- Betting on the Farm: Feasible Chapter 12 Plans.
- Three Faces of Creditor-on-Creditor Aggression.
- Bankruptcy, Debt Recharacterisation, and the Constitution: An Erie Relationship.
- Enforcing the Unenforceable: Monetary Remedies for Breaches of Nonmonetary Provisions in Sex Abuse Chapter 11 Plans.
- A Proactive Approach to Hospital Financial Health.
- The Inequities of Equitable Subordination.
- Modified Universalisms & The Role of Local Legal Culture in the Making of Cross-Border Insolvency Law.
- It's Time to Return to Our Roots: The Bankruptcy Common Law That Governs Insolvent Estates.
- Transcript of Symposium on "Equity in the Bankruptcy Court".
- The Acoustic Separation of Consumer Bankruptcy and Consumer Credit Laws.
- Morally Bankrupt: Bankruptcy Law, Corporate Responsibility, and Sexual Misconduct.
- Choice of Law in Insolvency Proceedings: How English Courts' Continued Reliance on the Gibbs Principle Threatens Universalism.
- A Guide to the Small Business Reorganisation Act of 2019.
- BANKRUPTCY'S GUARDIAN GAPS.
- Section 704(b)(2): The Back Door into Chapter 7 for the Above-Median Debtor.
- What is Consumer Debt?
- Section 363 Sales After the Covid-19 Pandemic.
- THE BEAUTY OF BELK.(bankruptcy reorganization in Belk Department Stores, In re)
- Section 727(a)(ll)--Modest Proposals for Change.(Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005)
- The Importance of Being Bound: Bondholders' Vote and Workouts in the U.S. and in Italy.
- Giving Back a Fraudulent Transfer: A Defense to Liability?
- The Housing Bubble and Consumer Bankruptcy (Parts I and II).
- Student Loan Bankruptcy and the Meaning of Educational Benefit.
- Equity in Bankruptcy Courts: Public Priorities.
- Legal Shock or False Start? The Uncertain Future of India's New Consumer Insolvency and Bankruptcy Regime.
- Waivers and Their Consequences: An Analysis of the Limitation of Fiduciary Duties in Delaware LLC Bankruptcies.
- Fatal Flaws in Financing Personal Bankruptcy: The Curious Case of Russia in Comparative Context.
- Bankruptcy-Remote Structuring: Reallocating Risk Through Law.
- The Needs of the Many: Equitable Mootness' Pernicious Effects.
- The Alteration of Ex Ante Agreements by the Bankruptcy Code.
- Mere Conduit.
- The Rule of the Deal: Bankruptcy Bargains and Other Misnomers.
- Reframing Arbitration & Bankruptcy.(Symposium on the Uneasy Relationship Between Arbitration and Bankruptcy)
- Bankruptcy and the Deceased Debtor: Rule 1016 in Practice.
- An Anatomy of the First Personal Bankruptcy Legislation in China.
- Student Loan Bankruptcy and the Meaning of Educational Benefit.
- Billing Judgment.
- Holdout Panic.
- Can Complex Contracts Effectively Replace Bankruptcy Principles? Why Interpretation Matters.
- Coal Instead of Golden Shares: The Enforceability of Bankruptcy Filing Consent Rights.
- Brewing Disharmony: Addressing Tribal Sovereign Immunity Claims in Bankruptcy.
- Entity Shielding and the Rule of "Debts-Follow-Assets" in China: An Empirical Law and Economics Analysis.
- GAMBLING AND BANKRUPTCY IN NINETEENTH CENTURY AMERICA.
- Narrowing Equity in Bankruptcy.
- Arbitration Agreements as Executory Contracts in Bankruptcy After Mission Prod. Holdings, Inc. v. Tempnology, LLC.(Symposium on the Uneasy Relationship Between Arbitration and Bankruptcy)
- Fee-Shifting in Bankruptcy.
- Reluctant to Restructure: Small Businesses, the SBRA, and COVID-19.(Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019)
- The Bankruptcy Tribunal.(Symposium on the Uneasy Relationship Between Arbitration and Bankruptcy)
- Reevaluating Risk and Return in Chapter 11 Secured Creditor Cramdowns: Interest Rates and Beyond.
- NEW DEAL FOR CORPORATE BANKRUPTCY: BRING BACK CHAPTER X.(Bankruptcy Code of 1978)
- Student Loans: The Most Special of Circumstances.
- DEDICATION.
- There's A Storm A Brewin': The Ethics and Realities of Paying Debtors' Counsel in Consumer Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Cases and the Need for Reform.
- NCBJ Special Committee on Venue: Report on Proposal for Revision of the Venue Statute in Commercial Bankruptcy Cases.
- Substantive Consolidation of Bankruptcy Proceedings in China: A Critical Examination.
- TAX FORECLOSURES AS FRAUDULENT TRANSFERS - ARE AUCTIONS REALLY NECESSARY?
- THE SAFE HARBOR FOR LEVERAGED BUYOUTS IN BANKRUPTCY.
- Courting Equity in Bankruptcy.
- Reimagining "Reasonableness" Under Section 330(a) in a World of Technology, Data, and Artificial Intelligence.
- CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY, HOUSEHOLD DEBT AND THE BIG PICTURE--PAMELA FOOHEY, BOB LAWLESS AND DEBORAH THORNE, DEBT'S GRIP.
- Three and a Half Rules for Tort Claims in (and out of) Chapter 11.
- 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.
- Chapter 11's Descent into Lawlessness.
- 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.
- Cross-Border Insolvency Regime in China: Finding the Most Pragmatic Interim Solution for Globalized Companies under Localised Practices.
- The Needs of the Many: Equitable Mootness' Pernicious Effects.
- ANECDOTES ON THE DATA IN DEBT'S GRIP.(response to articles by Alexandra Sickler and Ted Janger in this issue, p. 569, 606)
- Shelter in the Storm: Interpleader Proceedings as Protection for Shipowners in the Wake of the O.W. Bunker Bankruptcy.
- A (Not New) Response to A New Deal for Debtors.
- THE SUPREME COURT AND THE DISCHARGE OF DEBTS IN CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY CASES.
- BRIDGING THE STUDENT LOAN BANKRUPTCY GAP.
- Review of Debt's Grip: Risk and Consumer Bankruptcy by Pamela Foohey, Robert Lawless & Deborah Thorne.
- Equitable Powers and Judicial Discretion: A Survey of U.S. Bankruptcy Judges.
- The Municipal Bond Cases Revisited.
- The Equitable Powers of the Bankruptcy Court.
- Re-Examining First Day Trading Orders and Tax Status in Bankruptcy After Rodriguez.
- Chapter 11 Rights Offerings and Private Placements: How Creditors Can Strike A Windfall.
- A New Bankruptcy Subchapter for Institutions of Higher Education: A Path but not a Destiny.
- The Last Dance: Righting the Supreme Court's Greatest Bankruptcy Apostasy.
- 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?
- Generalised Creditors and Particularised Creditors: Against a Unified Theory of Standing in Bankruptcy.