Skip to main content
Help Center
ABI Journal

1997

Winter 1997 Law Review

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Bankruptcy Ethics, An Oxymoron

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
John D. Penn
Robin E. Phelan

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

The Section 327(a) "Disinterestedness" Requirement: Does a Prepetition Claim Disqualify an Attorney for Employment by a Debtor in Possession?

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Richard Lieb

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Has the DIP's Attorney Become the Ultimate Creditors' Lawyer in Bankruptcy Reorganization Cases?

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
C.R. Bowles Jr.
Nancy B. Rapoport

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Bankruptcy Code Section 327(a), A Statute in Conflict: A Proposed Solution

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Joseph D. Vaccaro
Marc R. Milano

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Ethics: Is Disinterestedness Still a Viable Concept? A Discussion

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Counseling Consumer Debtors to Make Their Own Informed Choices -- A Question of Professional Responsibility

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Jean Braucher

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

Spring Law Review 1997

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Hon. Tina L. Brozman

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

The Delaware Gap: Exposing New Flaws in the Scheme of Bankruptcy Referrals

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Douglas E. Deutsch
Hon. Leif M. Clark

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.

The Problem With Creditors' Committees in Chapter 11: How to Manage the Inherent Conflicts Without Loss of Function

Season
Spring
Law Review Year
1997
Author
Carl A. Eklund
Lynn W. Roberts

Links

please log in to access Law Review Articles or click here to join ABI.
Subscribe to %1