Law Review Archives

Home Mortgage Cramdown in Bankruptcy

Specialization in Judicial Decision-Making: Comparing Bankruptcy Panels and Federal District Court Judges

Contemplating the Recognition of a Common Law Tort for Wrongfully Refusing to Hire Bankruptcy Debtors

Mandatory Indemnification in Claims Trading: Preserving the Purpose of Sections 502(d) and 510(c) of the Bankruptcy Code

Bankruptcy Court Jurisdiction After Executive Benefits Insurance Agency v. Arkison

Roundtable: Executive Benefits Insurance Agency v. Arkison

Acquisitions in Bankruptcy: 363 Sales Versus Plan Sales and the Existence of Fire Sales

Ten Lessons for Congress to Ponder About the Labor/Bankruptcy Intersection

Hedge Funds in Bankruptcy

Settlement Talks in Chapter 11 After "WaMu": A Plan Mediator's Perspective

The Role of Distressed-Debt Markets, Hedge Funds and Recent Trends in Bankruptcy on the Outcomes of Chapter 11 Reorganizations

Issues that the SEC Confronts in the Liquidation of Hedge Funds

Auction Design for Claims Trading

The Aftermath of "WaMu": A Problem Still in Search of a Solution

Activist Investors, Distressed Companies, and Value Uncertainty

Hedge Funds' Systemic Risk Disclosures in Bankruptcy

Furthering the Goals of Chapter 11: Considering the Positive Role of Hedge Funds in the Reorganization Process

Exploring the Enforceability of Pre-Petition Hindrance Mechanisms to Prevent Bankruptcy

The Bankrupt Politician: A Study of the Relationship Between Bankruptcy and Campaign Finance Funds, and a Proposal for Change

Intellectually Bankrupt?: The Comprehensive Guide to Navigating IP Issues in Chapter 11

An Argument for Simplifying the Code's "Small Business Debtor" Definition

Bankruptcy and the Future of Insurance Risk-Sharing

Non-Recourse Mortgages—A Fresh Start

The Bankruptcy Discount: Profiting at the Expense of Others in Chapter 11

Take from the Fraudulent and Give to the Defrauded: The Code's Use in Asset Recovery in Criminal Securities Fraud Cases

A New Reading of the Ordinary Course of Business Exception in Section 547(c)(2)

Lien-Stripping in Consumer Bankruptcy: Debtors Cannot Strip Liens Down Partially, but Can They Strip Them Off Entirely? The Answer Should Be No

The Use of Foreign Avoiding Powers under Section 1521(a)(7) in Chapter 15 Cases

Why the Equitable Disallowance of Claims in Bankruptcy Must Be Disallowed

RadLAX Revisited: A Routine Case of Statutory Interpretation, or a Sub Rosa Preservation of Bankruptcy Law's Great Compromise?