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Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Anne Lawton
In 2005, Congress enacted a number of provisions aimed at improving success rates for Chapter 11 small business debtors. The available empirical data, albeit limited in scope, showed startlingly low rates of plan confirmation. Conventional wisdom attributed the plan confirmation problem to the high failure rate of the Chapter 11 small business debtor. This Article presents the results of a large empirical study of Chapter 11 cases filed in 2004, the year before the small business amendments. The study examines the following questions. First, are confirmation rates in Chapter 11 low, and how do small debtors fare in terms of …
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Anne Lawton
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects for Success by Anne Lawton In 2005, Congress enacted a number of provisions aimed at improving success rates for Chapter 11 small business debtors. The available empirical data, albeit limited in scope, showed startlingly low rates of plan confirmation. Conventional wisdom attributed the plan confirmation problem to the high failure rate of the Chapter 11 small business debtor. This Article presents the results of a large empirical study of Chapter 11 cases filed in 2004, the year before the small business amendments. The study examines the following questions. First, are confirmation rates in …
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Chapter 11 Triage: Diagnosing A Debtor's Prospects For Success, Anne Lawton
Anne Lawton
In 2005, Congress enacted a number of provisions aimed at improving success rates for Chapter 11 small business debtors. The available empirical data, albeit limited in scope, showed startlingly low rates of plan confirmation. Conventional wisdom attributed the plan confirmation problem to the high failure rate of the Chapter 11 small business debtor. This Article presents the results of a large empirical study of Chapter 11 cases filed in 2004, the year before the small business amendments. The study examines the following questions. First, are confirmation rates in Chapter 11 low, and how do small debtors fare in terms of …