In 1996 a record one million-plus bankruptcy cases were filed in the United States. In this important book, an eminent legal authority provides an accessible introduction to and …
Today, statutes make up the bulk of the relevant law heard in federal courts and arguably represent the most important source of American law. The proper means of judicial …
What law governs American prisons and jails, and what does it matter? This Article offers new answers to both questions. To many scholars and advocates," prison law" means the …
In recent years, bankruptcy courts have given conflicting answers to the question: May a prepetition debtor 3 contractually waive bankruptcy protections? 4 More recently, scholars …
The reorganization provisions of Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code enable a business debtor to achieve a complex and comprehensive financial restructuring through the …
1. Asset leasing involves the" transfer of the right to possession and use of goods for a term in return for consideration." UCC § 2A-103 (1)(j)(1994). 2. Project finance refers to a method …
To understand the logic of corporate reorganization, one should start not with the Bankruptcy Code, nor with Supreme Court precedents, but with the lawyers, judges, and financiers for …
How do we learn from-and about-our mistakes? When a business succeeds, it will be in a position to tell the world how and why it built a better mousetrap. Success has a thousand …
Professor Bussel presents new empirical evidence bearing on the efficacy of textualism as a method of statutory interpretation. Bankruptcy cases subsequently overruled by statute are …