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May a Chapter 13 Plan Pay a Larger Percentage Toward Student Loans?

Since Congress has made student loans virtually nondischargeable, why can’t a chapter 13 plan discriminate in favor of paying more toward student loans?

Final Report of the ABI Consumer Commission

Consumer Bankruptcy Concerns, Both Present and Developing

Student Loan Update and the State of Higher Education Across Jurisdictions

Consumer Workshop II: Family First: Bankruptcy and Family Law

Consumer Workshop I: Let the Winning Continue: Getting to Confirmation

A Prior BAP Opinion Is Virtually Binding on a Later BAP Panel

A later First Circuit BAP panel should follow BAP authority unless the prior opinion seems “dead wrong.”

Fifth Circuit Stretches Equitable Notions to Bend Plain Language

A nonprecedential opinion applies Fifth Circuit authority to achieve a result that’s equitable for the debtor and creditors, and maybe also for a personal injury defendant.

WrestleMania: Who Wins When Consumer Protection Statutes Take On the Bankruptcy Code?

Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Ethics Challenges of Bankruptcy Attorneys Who Represent Debtors in Chapter 13 Cases