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What Should You Notice When You Get Notice?: Undiscovered But Discoverable Environmental Claims In Bankruptcy, Royanne Kashiwahara Doi, H. Hammer Hill
What Should You Notice When You Get Notice?: Undiscovered But Discoverable Environmental Claims In Bankruptcy, Royanne Kashiwahara Doi, H. Hammer Hill
William & Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review
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Realist And Secured Credit: Grant Gilmore Common-Law Courts And The Article 9 Reform Process , William J. Woodward Jr.
Realist And Secured Credit: Grant Gilmore Common-Law Courts And The Article 9 Reform Process , William J. Woodward Jr.
Cornell Law Review
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Exemption Planning: How Far May You Go?, William J. Cassidy, A. J. Cristol, Alexandra S. Walden
Exemption Planning: How Far May You Go?, William J. Cassidy, A. J. Cristol, Alexandra S. Walden
South Carolina Law Review
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An Obscure Revolution: The Liability Of Professionals In Bankruptcy, Bradley M. Elbein
An Obscure Revolution: The Liability Of Professionals In Bankruptcy, Bradley M. Elbein
South Carolina Law Review
No abstract provided.
A Statute Of Disbelief?: Clashing Ethical Imperatives In Fraudulent Transfer Law, Mary J.N. Wiggins
A Statute Of Disbelief?: Clashing Ethical Imperatives In Fraudulent Transfer Law, Mary J.N. Wiggins
South Carolina Law Review
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Conflicts Of Interest In Workouts And Bankruptcy Reorganization Cases, Gerald K. Smith
Conflicts Of Interest In Workouts And Bankruptcy Reorganization Cases, Gerald K. Smith
South Carolina Law Review
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Dischargeability Of Consumer Credit Card Debt After Anastas V. American Savings Bank (In Re Anastas), Samuel B. Cothran Jr.
Dischargeability Of Consumer Credit Card Debt After Anastas V. American Savings Bank (In Re Anastas), Samuel B. Cothran Jr.
South Carolina Law Review
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Res Judicata Effect Of Bankruptcy Court Judgments: The Procedural And Constitutional Concerns, The, George A. Martinez
Res Judicata Effect Of Bankruptcy Court Judgments: The Procedural And Constitutional Concerns, The, George A. Martinez
Missouri Law Review
Should a bankruptcy court's judgment bar further litigation of claims arising out of the series of events at issue in the bankruptcy proceeding based on the doctrine of res judicata? Or should res judicata apply only where the subsequent action would constitute a core,' as opposed to non-core, but related proceeding? These questions raise important procedural and constitutional issues about which the courts of appeals are currently split. In 1984, Congress responded to Northern Pipeline by enacting 28 U.S.C. § 157, which authorizes bankruptcy judges to hear all core proceedings arising under the bankruptcy code. The 1984 Act provides that …
A New Approach To Transnational Insolvencies, Robert K. Rasmussen
A New Approach To Transnational Insolvencies, Robert K. Rasmussen
Michigan Journal of International Law
Part I of this article sets forth the general problems associated with transnational bankruptcies. Part II then shows that, from an efficiency standpoint, the optimal solution would be to allow firms to select, at the time of incorporation, which set of bankruptcy rules will govern in the event of financial distress. Part III examines the transnational bankruptcy problem under the assumption that each nation will continue to dictate the content of its bankruptcy laws. The accepted wisdom is that under this assumption, the best solution to transnational insolvencies is for all countries to adopt a rule whereby the home jurisdiction …
Repose Or Not? Informal Objections To Claims Of Exemptions After Taylor V. Freeland, Kenneth Decourcy Ferguson
Repose Or Not? Informal Objections To Claims Of Exemptions After Taylor V. Freeland, Kenneth Decourcy Ferguson
Oklahoma Law Review
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