1997

Winter 1997 Law Review

Winter

1997

Author

American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Editorial Board 1997-98

Bankruptcy Ethics, An Oxymoron

Spring

1997

Author

John D. Penn

Robin E. Phelan

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

Spring

1997

Author

Richard Lieb

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

Spring

1997

Author

C.R. Bowles Jr.

Nancy B. Rapoport

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

Spring

1997

Author

Joseph D. Vaccaro

Marc R. Milano

Ethics: Is Disinterestedness Still a Viable Concept? A Discussion

Spring

1997

Author

Bettina M. Whyte

Hon. Charles N. Clevert

Hon. Joel Pelofsky

John D. Ayer

Nancy B. Rapoport

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

Spring

1997

Author

Jean Braucher

Spring Law Review 1997

Spring

1997

Author

Hon. Tina L. Brozman

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

Spring

1997

Author

Douglas E. Deutsch

Hon. Leif M. Clark

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

Spring

1997

Author

Carl A. Eklund

Lynn W. Roberts

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