Acknowledgments

• Jurisdiction: United States

We have so many folks to thank for helping us bring this project to fruition. Let's begin by acknowledging that this book is a complete revision and expansion of a fusion of two articles that we had the honor of publishing with the American Bankruptcy Law Journal and the American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review. Much water has passed since the publication of those articles, necessitating a thorough revisiting of the subject matter. Thanks to both the National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges and the American Bankruptcy Institute (ABI)/St. John's University for running our prior articles.¹

We have been privileged that a number of readers provided us with comments and suggestions about the subject matter. These comments, suggestions and questions have increased in pace as the materials in the original articles became dated. We hope that this book brings forward our prior work, building on cases, articles and comments addressing Daubert in the bankruptcy setting. Of course, we continue to ask for your thoughts and comments. You can provide those to Prof. Williams at jwilliams@gsu.edu. We strive to respond to all.

We would also like to especially thank our editor, Robert Stark, a partner in Brown Rudnick whose steady hand and keen insight greatly elevated the merit of this book. Thanks also go to James H. Carman, ABI's director of communications, for his patience and understanding as we plodded along, as well as ABI's Executive Director Samuel J. Gerdano, Deputy Executive Director Amy A. Quackenboss, Senior Editor Carolyn M...