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The Expansion of the Triggering Creditor Doctrine in an Action to Avoid Fraudulent Transfers
Law Review Year
2016
Season
Winter
Bankruptcy Code
544
548
550
Article Tags
Fraudulent Transfers
Type Or Column
ARTICLE
Author
Michael H. Strub Jr.
Jeffrey M. Reisner
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