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Adequate Assurance Under Section 366: In re Caldor, A Step in the Right Direction
Uniformity of Exemptions: Assessing the Commission's Proposals
Our House, Our Rules: The Need for a Uniform Code of Bankruptcy Ethics
A Proposal for a Preference Approach to Pre-Bankruptcy Planning
Increasing Uniformity in Consumer Bankruptcy: Means Testing as a Distraction and the National Bankruptcy Review Commission's Proposals as a Starting Point
Local Legal Culture and the Fear of Abuse
Junior Secured Creditors and the Automatic Stay
Changes in Attitudes, Changes in Platitudes: A Short Examination of Non-Uniform Approaches to Business Insolvency
Bankruptcy and Mass Torts: The Commission's Proposals
New Value and the Commission: How Bizarre!
Recommendations of the National Bankruptcy Review Commission: Partnership as Debtor, Partner as Debtor
The Commission's Recommendations Concerning the Treatment of Bankruptcy Contracts
A Comment on the Tax Provisions of the National Bankruptcy Review Commission: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
The National Bankruptcy Review Commission and Consumer Bankruptcy: Proposals in Search of a Rationale
Consumer Bankruptcy in the Balance: The National Bankruptcy Review Commission's Recommendations Tilt Toward Creditors
Of Grinches, Alchemy and Disinterestedness: The Commission's Magically Disappearing Conflicts of Interest
The National Bankruptcy Review Commission: Proposals for Single Asset Real Estate
Panglossian Preference Paradigm?
Winter 1997 Law Review
Bankruptcy Ethics, An Oxymoron
The Section 327(a) "Disinterestedness" Requirement: Does a Prepetition Claim Disqualify an Attorney for Employment by a Debtor in Possession?
Has the DIP's Attorney Become the Ultimate Creditors' Lawyer in Bankruptcy Reorganization Cases?
Bankruptcy Code Section 327(a), A Statute in Conflict: A Proposed Solution
Ethics: Is Disinterestedness Still a Viable Concept? A Discussion
Counseling Consumer Debtors to Make Their Own Informed Choices -- A Question of Professional Responsibility
Spring Law Review 1997
The Delaware Gap: Exposing New Flaws in the Scheme of Bankruptcy Referrals
The Problem With Creditors' Committees in Chapter 11: How to Manage the Inherent Conflicts Without Loss of Function
The Kleinsleep Decision: Section 502(b)(6) Lease Damages Cap as the Rule, Not the Exception
Student Loan Discharge Through Bankruptcy