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6 Norton Bankr. L. & Prac. 2d § 148:17 (TREATISE) Norton Bankruptcy Law and Practice 2d Current through the November, 2000 Supplement William L. Norton, Jr. Analysis Part 18. Litigation Chapter 148. Appeals II. Appealability D. Binding Effect of First Level Appellate Decisions § 148:17 GENERALLY
10-04-00 West's Bankr. Newsl. 14 West's Bankruptcy Newsletter October 4, 2000 BANKRUPTCY BIBLIOGRAPHY
40 Washburn L.J. 87 Washburn Law Journal Fall 2000 Note SURVIVAL UNDERWATER: WHOLLY-UNSECURED SECURITY INTERESTS IN BANKRUPTCY William P. Nacy [FNd1]
09-20-00 West's Bankr. Newsl. 20 West's Bankruptcy Newsletter September 20, 2000 BANKRUPTCY BIBLIOGRAPHY
56 J. Mo. B. 211 Journal of the Missouri Bar July-August, 2000 A TWELVE-YEAR PERSPECTIVE ON SUCCESSOR CORPORATE LIABILITY Successor corporations' product liability is an area of increasing interest and litigation. Missouri courts should adopt a totality of the circumstances approach rather than a broad formula that fails to deal with the particular … Timothy E. Gammon [FN1]
105 Com. L.J. 217 Commercial Law Journal Summer, 2000 Article PREPAYMENT PREMIUMS: A BANKRUPTCY COURT ANALYSIS OF REASONABLENESS AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES John C. Murray [FNa1]
9 Hawkland UCC Series s 9-403:03 (2000) Hawkland Uniform Commercial Code Series Current through the May 2000 Cumulative Supplement William D. Hawkland, Richard A. Lord, Charles C. Lewis, and James S. Rogers s 9-403:03 CONTINUATION STATEMENTS; AMENDMENTS AND FINANCING STATEMENTS DISTINGUISHED
9 Hawkland UCC Series s 9-403:04 (2000) Hawkland Uniform Commercial Code Series Current through the May 2000 Cumulative Supplement William D. Hawkland, Richard A. Lord, Charles C. Lewis, and James S. Rogers s 9-403:04 TIME TO FILE CONTINUATION STATEMENT
Banking Law Journal March/April, 2000 WILL EXPLODING GUARANTIES BOMB? Marshall E. Tracht [FNa1] 117 Banking L.J. 129
33 Creighton L. Rev. 565 Creighton Law Review April, 2000 Article WHY PRACTICALITY SHOULD TRUMP TECHNICALITY: A BRIEF ARGUMENT FOR THE PRECEDENTIAL VALUE OF BANKRUPTCY APPELLATE PANEL DECISIONS Thalia L. Downing Carroll [FNd1]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education February 24, 2000 Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations POSTPETITION RENTS AND THE CLAIMS OF UNDERSECURED CREDITORS WITH ASSIGNMENTS OF RENTS IN CHAPTER 11 CASES Sally S. Neely SE71 ALI-ABA 347
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education February 24, 2000 Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations THE NEW VALUE EXCEPTION TO THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY RULE IN THE WAKE OF 203 N. LASALLE J. Ronald Trost Joel G. Samuels Kevin T. Lantry SE71 ALI-ABA 641
8 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 205 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review
Winter, 2000 Introduction HI-TECH AND TELECOM IN FINANCIAL DISTRESS ROUNDTABLE
LAWDRE APP. 23A (TREATISE) The Law of Distressed Real Estate: Foreclosure, Workouts, Procedures Baxter Dunaway Part E. Bankruptcy Law Chapter 23. Bankruptcy-Overview APPENDIX 23A BIBLIOGRAPHY: BANKRUPTCY-OVERVIEW (2000)
LAWDRE APP. 26A (TREATISE) The Law of Distressed Real Estate: Foreclosure, Workouts, Procedures Baxter Dunaway Part E. Bankruptcy Law Chapter 26. Bankruptcy-Effect on Leases and Executory Contracts APPENDIX 26A BIBLIOGRAPHY (2000)
LAWDRE § 27C.10 (TREATISE) The Law of Distressed Real Estate: Foreclosure, Workouts, Procedures Baxter Dunaway Part F. Third Party Claims and Liabilities Chapter 27C. Liability of Guarantors H. Franklin Bloomer, Jr. § 27C.10 VOIDABLE PREFERENCE ISSUES (2000)
LAWDRE APP. 27C-A (TREATISE) The Law of Distressed Real Estate: Foreclosure, Workouts, Procedures Baxter Dunaway Part F. Third Party Claims and Liabilities Chapter 27C. Liability of Guarantors H. Franklin Bloomer, Jr. APPENDIX 27C-A BIBLIOGRAPHY (2000)
73 Am. Bankr. L.J. 709 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Fall, 1999 DEBT AFTER DISCHARGE: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF REAFFIRMATION Marianne B. Culhane [FNa1] Michaela M. White
32 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 1045 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review June, 1999 Symposia THE MALPRACTICE OF HEALTH CARE BANKRUPTCY REFORM Pamela Kohlman Webster [FNa1]
32 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 1063 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review June, 1999 Symposia FINAL REPORT OF THE BANKRUPTCY FORECLOSURE SCAM TASK FORCE [FN1]
84 Iowa L. Rev. 753 Iowa Law Review May, 1999 A CALCULUS WITHOUT CONSENT: MASS TORT BANKRUPTCIES, FUTURE CLAIMANTS, AND THE PROBLEM OF THIRD PARTY NON-DEBTOR "DISCHARGE" G. Marcus Cole [FNa1]
47 U. Kan. L. Rev. 683 University of Kansas Law Review April, 1999 Comments REDEMPTION, REAFFIRMATION, EXEMPTION, AND RETENTION IN CHAPTER 7 BANKRUPTCY: EXTINCTION LOOMS NEAR FOR THE FREE RIDE [FNa1] Michael P. Alley
7 U. Miami Bus. L. Rev. 353 University of Miami Business Law Review Spring, 1999 Comments PERISHABLE AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES ACT AFFECTING LENDER'S SECURED PRIORITY INTERESTS Sandra M. Ferrera [FNa1]
7 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 3 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1999 CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY REFORM ROUNDTABLE
7 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 133 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1999 THE FAILINGS OF THE CREDIT COUNSELING AND DEBTOR EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS OF THE PROPOSED CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY REFORM LEGISLATION OF 1998 Richard L. Stehl [FNa1]
7 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 161 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1999 ESSAY: A SNAPSHOT OF TWO SYSTEMS THAT ARE TRYING TO HELP PEOPLE IN FINANCIAL TROUBLE David A. Lander [FNa1]
7 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 341 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1999 NOTE: FINAL REPORT OF THE BANKRUPTCY FORECLOSURE SCAM TASK FORCE Constantine Dean Pourakis
7-JAN Nev. Law. 13 Nevada Lawyer January, 1999 Feature DETERMINATION OF STATE RIGHTS IN BANKRUPTCY COURTS AFTER SEMINOLE Elmer Dean Martin, III [FNa1]
14 BYU J. Pub. L. 37 BYU Journal of Public Law 1999 Article GREASING THE SQUEAKY WHEELS OF JUSTICE: DESIGNING THE BANKRUPTCY COURTS OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY Christopher F. Carlton [FNa1]
6 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 359 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Winter, 1998 THE UNITED STATES TRUSTEE: THE MISSING LINK OF BANKRUPTCY CRIME PROSECUTIONS Mary Jo Heston [FNa1]
6 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 409 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Winter, 1998 A GUIDE TO MAKING A CRIMINAL BANKRUPTCY FRAUD REFERRAL Maureen A. Tighe [FNa1]
54 Bus. Law. 55 Business Lawyer November, 1998 THE BANKRUPTCY CODE IS PART OF EVERY CONTRACT: MINIMIZING THE IMPACT OF CHAPTER 11 ON THE NON-DEBTOR'S BARGAIN David S. Kupetz [FNa1]
53 Bus. Law. 1381 Business Lawyer August, 1998 REVIEW OF THE PROPOSALS OF THE NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY REVIEW COMMISSION PERTAINING TO BUSINESS BANKRUPTCIES: PART ONE G. Eric Brunstad, Jr. [FNa1] Mike Sigal [FNa2] William H. Schorling [FNa3]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education July 23, 1998 American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education POSTPETITION RENTS AND THE CLAIMS OF UNDERSECURED CREDITORS WITH ASSIGNMENT OF RENTS IN CHAPTER 11 CASES Sally S. Neely Mark C. Hulbert SD24 ALI-ABA 363
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education July 23, 1998 Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations SURVEY OF THE NEW VALUE EXCEPTION TO THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY RULE AND THE PRELIMINARY PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION J. Ronald Trost Joel G. Samuels Kevin T. Lantry SD24 ALI-ABA 401
19 Cardozo L. Rev. 2311 Cardozo Law Review July, 1998 Note BANKRUPTCY APPEALS AND EQUITABLE MOOTNESS Ross E. Elgart [FNa1]
103 Com. L.J. 212 Commercial Law Journal Summer, 1998 THE PRECEDENTIAL EFFECT OF BANKRUPTCY APPELLATE PANEL DECISIONS [FNa1] The Honorable Henry J. Boroff [FNaa1]
31 Loy. L.A. L. Rev. 1453 Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review June, 1998 Note and Comment FNMA V. BUGNA: CALIFORNIA ASSIGNMENT OF RENTS PROVISION AND THE IMPACT OF THE BANKRUPTCY REFORM ACT OF 1994 Joanne N. Davies [FNa1]
6 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 249 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1998 Symposium: Uniformity of Bankruptcy-Association of American Law Schools JUNIOR SECURED CREDITORS AND THE AUTOMATIC STAY David Gray Carlson [FNa1]
18 Miss. C. L. Rev. 411 Mississippi College Law Review Spring, 1998 Symposium: An Analysis of Developments in Bankruptcy Law THE NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY REVIEW COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION ON CLASSIFICATION OF CLAIMS IN CHAPTER 11 Scott F. Norberg [FN1]
72 Am. Bankr. L.J. 1 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Winter, 1998 NONDEBTOR RELEASES AND INJUNCTIONS IN CHAPTER 11: REVISITING JURISDICTIONAL PRECEPTS AND THE FORGOTTEN CALLAWAY V. BENTON CASE Ralph Brubaker [FNa1]
5 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 293 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Winter, 1997 National Bankruptcy Review Commission CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY IN THE BALANCE: THE NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY REVIEW COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATIONS TILT TOWARD CREDITORS Gary Klein [FNa1]
2 Drake J. Agric. L. 339 Drake Journal of Agricultural Law Winter 1997 PERSONAL LIABILITY FOR CORPORATE DEBTS: THE REACH OF THE PERISHABLE AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES ACT CONTINUES TO EXPAND Bartholomew M. Botta [FNa1]
34 San Diego L. Rev. 1643 San Diego Law Review Fall 1997 Article BOUND BY THE BAP: THE STARE DECISIS EFFECTS OF BAP DECISIONS Bryan T. Camp [FNa1]
32 New Eng. L. Rev. 215 New England Law Review Fall 1997 Note THE PROS AND CONS BEHIND THE FIRST CIRCUIT'S DECISION TO ESTABLISH BANKRUPTCY APPELLATE PANELS AND THE GROWING QUESTION OF WHETHER THE PANELS WILL LAST Donald A. Brittenham Jr. [FNa1]
31 U.S.F. L. Rev. 1051 University of San Francisco Law Review Summer 1997 Note R.I.P. CHABOT? NINTH CIRCUIT BANKRUPTCY DEBTORS' RIGHT TO AVOID A JUDICIAL LIEN ON A HOMESTEAD IS STILL "IMPAIRED" AND THE CLARIFICATION DOCTRINE IN DOUBT AFTER IN RE WILSON Randall B. Schmidt [FNa1]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education May 8, 1997 Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations SURVEY OF THE NEW VALUE EXCEPTION TO THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY RULE AND THE PRELIMINARY PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION J. Ronald Trost Joel G. Samuels Kevin T. Lantry SB37 ALI-ABA 595
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education May 8, 1997 Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITY IN BANKRUPTCY CASES John D. Ayer SB37 ALI-ABA 1
5 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 201 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Spring, 1997 Bankruptcy Ethics ETHICS: IS DISINTERESTEDNESS STILL A VIABLE CONCEPT? A DISCUSSION
71 Am. Bankr. L.J. 109 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Spring 1997 DECISION-MAKERS: IN DEFENSE OF COURTS Erwin Chemerinsky [FNa1]
1997 U. Ill. L. Rev. 959 University of Illinois Law Review 1997 BANKRUPTCY INJUNCTIONS AND COMPLEX LITIGATION: A CRITICAL REAPPRAISAL OF NON-DEBTOR RELEASES IN CHAPTER 11 REORGANIZATIONS Ralph Brubaker [FNa1]
65 Fordham L. Rev. 1043 Fordham Law Review December, 1996 Note WHEN NONUSE IS USEFUL: BANKRUPTCY LAW IN POST-COMMUNIST CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE Michael Kim
4 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 325 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Winter, 1996 INEQUALITY AMONG CREDITORS: THE UNCONSTITUTIONAL USE OF SUCCESSOR LIABILITY TO CREATE A NEW CLASS OF PRIORITY CLAIMANTS [FNa1] Hon. William T. Bodoh [FNaa1] Michelle M. Morgan [FNaaa1]
20 Hamline L. Rev. 111 Hamline Law Review Fall, 1996 THE LIMIT AND INCONSISTENCY OF APPLICATION OF THE PLAIN MEANING RULE TO SELECTED PROVISIONS OF THE BANKRUPTCY REFORM ACT OF 1994 Eric W. Lam [FN1]
70 Am. Bankr. L.J. 459 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Fall, 1996 International Law Symposium BANKRUPTCY LAW IN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES EMERGING FROM COMMUNISM: THE SPECIAL LEGAL AND ECONOMIC CHALLENGES Honorable Samuel L. Bufford [FNa1]
17 Miss. C. L. Rev. 131 Mississippi College Law Review Fall, 1996 Symposium: The Past and Future of Antitrust: Reconsiderations of Director and Levi's Law and the Future After Forty Years ALLOWING CURRENT DEBTORS TO RETAIN COLLATERAL WITHOUT REAFFIRMING OR REDEEMING: A HEALTHY BALANCE BETWEEN CREDITOR AND DEBTOR RIGHTS [FNa1]
101 Com. L.J. 13 Commercial Law Journal Spring, 1996 THE LIABILITIES OF CREDITORS' COMMITTEES AND THEIR MEMBERS [FNa] James Gadsden [FNaa]
17 Whittier L. Rev. 427 Whittier Law Review 1996 NAVIGATING A PROPOSED "NEW VALUE" PLAN THROUGH THE CROSS-CURRENTS OF THE CONFIRMATION PROCESS: AN ARDUOUS JOURNEY FOR THE DEBTOR OF A SINGLE-ASSET REAL ESTATE CASE David R. Perlmutter [FNa1]
38 AMJUR POF 3d 477 American Jurisprudence Proof of Facts 3d Volume 38 (1996) Current through July, 1999 Supplement INSURED'S PROOF THAT POLLUTION EXCLUSION CLAUSE DOES NOT BAR COVERAGE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CLAIMS Mark S. Dennison, J.D.
12 Bankr. Dev. J. 451 Bankruptcy Developments Journal 1996 Notes & Comments BLINDED BY THE DEBTOR'S HEADLIGHTS: DEER PARK'S LIQUIDATION OF UNITED STATES v. ENERGY RESOURCES Richard Orrell-Jones [FNa1]
69 Am. Bankr. L.J. 525 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Fall, 1995 Symposium: Letters to the Commission RESOLVING STILL UNRESOLVED ISSUES OF BANKRUPTCY LAW: A FENCE OR AN AMBULANCE Paul M. Baisier [FNa1] David G. Epstein [FNa1]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education September 28, 1995 Fundamentals of Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations CONFIRMATION OF PLANS UNDER CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE Patrick A. Murphy CA46 ALI-ABA 597
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education September 28, 1995 Fundamentals of Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations SURVEY OF THE NEW VALUE EXCEPTION TO THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY RULE AND THE PRELIMINARY PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION J. Ronald Trost Joel G. Samuels Kevin T. Lantry CA46 ALI-ABA 479
1995 Det. C.L. Rev. 291 Detroit College of Law Review Summer, 1995 BANKRUPTCY Jane Derse Quasarano [FNa1]
100 Com. L.J. 132 Commercial Law Journal Summer, 1995 MAY I HAVE MY BALANCE PLEASE? ALLOCATION OF PAYMENTS IN BANKRUPTCY CASES Dean P. Wyman [FNa1]
69 Am. Bankr. L.J. 119 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Spring, 1995 CLASSIFICATION OF CLAIMS UNDER CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE: THE FALLACY OF INTEREST BASED CLASSIFICATION Scott F. Norberg [FNa1]
32 San Diego L. Rev. 221 San Diego Law Review Winter, 1995 Comment ENVIRONMENTAL CLAIMS IN BANKRUPTCY: IT'S A QUESTION OF PRIORITIES [FNa] Deborah E. Parker
12 Bankr. Dev. J. 185 Bankruptcy Developments Journal 1995 Note & Comment PRECEDENT AND THE ASSERTION OF BANKRUPTCY COURT AUTONOMY: EFFICIENT OR ARROGANT? [FNaa1]
11 Bankr. Dev. J. 1 Bankruptcy Developments Journal 1994-1995 Claim & Opinion CLUELESS ON CLASSIFICATION: TOWARD REMOVING ARTIFICIAL LIMITS ON CHAPTER 11 CLAIM CLASSIFICATION Bruce A. Markell [FNa]
2 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 507 American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review Winter, 1994 Note NOTE STEMMING THE TIDE OF BANKRUPTCY COURT INDEPENDENCE: ARGUING THE CASE FOR DISTRICT COURT PRECEDENT John H. Maddock III
68 Am. Bankr. L.J. 419 American Bankruptcy Law Journal Fall, 1994 SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON ETHICS FOR BANKRUPTCY PROFESSIONALS [FNa1] Karen Gross [FNaa1] Jeanne M. Weisneck [FNaaa1]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education September 29, 1994 Fundamentals of Chapter 11 Business Reorganizations SURVEY OF THE NEW VALUE EXCEPTION TO THE ABSOLUTE PRIORITY RULE AND THE PRELIMINARY PROBLEM OF CLASSIFICATION J. Ronald Trost Joel G. Samuels Russell L. Dees Kevin T. Lantry C946 ALI-ABA 411
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education September 29, 1994 Fundamentals of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Reorganizations CONFIRMATION OF PLANS UNDER CHAPTER 11 OF THE BANKRUPTCY CODE Patrick A. Murphy C946 ALI-ABA 569
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education September 22, 1994 Real Estate Defaults, Workouts, and Reorganizations BANKRUPTCY ISSUES: EMPHASIZING DRAFTING CONSIDERATIONS IN PROTECTING AGAINST INSOLVENCY (INCLUDING SELECTED ISSUES IN SINGLE ASSET REAL ESTATE BANKRUPTCIES) Craig H. Averch C950 ALI-ABA 303
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education July 11, 1994 Modern Real Estate Transactions BANKRUPTCY ISSUES: EMPHASIZING DRAFTING CONSIDERATIONS IN PROTECTING AGAINST INSOLVENCY (INCLUDING SELECTED ISSUES IN SINGLE ASSET REAL ESTATE BANKRUPTCIES) Craig H. Averch C937 ALI-ABA 307
41 UCLA L. Rev. 1063 UCLA Law Review April, 1994 Essay POWER, AUTHORITY, AND PRECEDENT IN INTERPRETING THE BANKRUPTCY CODE Daniel J. Bussel [FNa]
46 Stan. L. Rev. 817 Stanford Law Review April, 1994 WHY MUST INFERIOR COURTS OBEY SUPERIOR COURT PRECEDENTS? Evan H. Caminker [FNa1]
15 Cardozo L. Rev. 2337 Cardozo Law Review April, 1994 Scientific
Evidence After the Death of Frye THE PRIORITY OF POSTPETITION RETAINERS, CARVE-OUTS, AND INTERIM COMPENSATION UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY CODE Craig B. Cooper
10 Bankr. Dev. J. 571 Bankruptcy Developments Journal 1994 DISCHARGING UNSCHEDULED DEBTS: CREATING EQUAL JUSTICE FOR CREDITORS BY RESTORING INTEGRITY TO SECTION 523(A)(3) Wayne Johnson [FNa]
70 N.D. L. Rev. 993 North Dakota Law Review 1994 Viewpoint ON THE RIVER OF ARTIFICIAL AND ARBITRARY IMPAIRMENT: AN ERRONEOUS ANALYSIS Eric W. Lam [FNa1]
American Law Institute - American Bar Association Continuing Legal Education October 28, 1993 Fundamentals of Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Reorganizations KEEPING THE SHIP AFLOAT: OPERATING A DEBTOR'S BUSINESS DURING THE PENDENCY OF A CHAPTER 11 CASE Harvey R. Miller Erica M. Ryland C836 ALI-ABA 63
28 Real Prop. Prob. & Tr. J. 535 Real Property, Probate and Trust Journal Fall, 1993 HOTEL REVENUES IN BANKRUPTCY: AN ANALYSIS AND ANALYTIC FRAMEWORK Timothy J. Boyce [FNa1]
46 Rutgers L. Rev. 349 Rutgers Law Review Fall, 1993 A UNIFORM AND MORE RATIONAL APPROACH TO RENTS AS SECURITY FOR THE MORTGAGE LOAN Julia Patterson Forrester [FNa1]
98 Com. L.J. 406 Commercial Law Journal Fall, 1993 Bibliography BANKRUPTCY BIBLIOGRAPHY UPDATE [FNa1] Charles F. Miller, Jr. [FNaa1] James G. Lauck [FNaaa1] Marcia E. Roan [FNaaaa1]
In re Eagle Enters., CIVIL ACTION No. 00-1231, UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 265 B.R. 671;; 2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 6646, May 21,
2001, Decided, May 22, 2001, Filed
. . . in the Estate, 23 Cal. Bankr. J. 15, 32 (1996) ( . . .
United Feature Syndicate, Inc. v. Miller Features Syndicate, Inc. , 01 civ.
2491 (GEL), UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, 2001 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 23082, March 11, 2001,
Decided, March 11, 2002, Filed
. . . Alter Ego?, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 155 (1992). As indicated . . .
In re Akram, Case No. LA 00-42035-KM, Chapter 13, UNITED STATES
BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE CENTRAL DISTRICT OF
CALIFORNIA, 259 B.R. 371; 2001 Bankr. LEXIS 231; 37 Bankr. Ct. Dec.
146; 2001 Daily Journal DAR 4799, March 6, 2001, Decided, March 6,
2001, Filed, Entered. . . May Hold, 24 Cal. Bankr. J. 317 (1998). n11 . . .
Clement v. Burrell (In re Burrell), Case No. 97-38500-T, Chapter 13,
Contested Matter No. 98-454-T, UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY
COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, RICHMOND
DIVISION, 1998 Bankr. LEXIS 867, May 29, 1998, Decided
. . . Against Mortgages, 24 Cal. Bankr. J. 1 (1998).
In re Pocono Springs Co., No. 97-13534, Chapter 11, Bankruptcy No. 97-
1353DAS, Chapter 11, Bankruptcy No. 97-14820DAS, UNITED STATES
BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 1998 Bankr. LEXIS 349, March 25, 1998, Decided, FOR
ELECTRONIC PUBLICATION ONLY
. . . Value Exception, 21 CALIF. Bankr. J. 199, 207 (1993). . . .
In re Union Meeting Partners, Chapter 11, Bankruptcy No. 92-17118DAS,
UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE EASTERN
DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, 178 B.R. 664; 1995 Bankr. LEXIS 145,
February 14, 1995, Decided
. . . Area of Classification, 22 CALIF. BANKR. J. 47 (1994). The
Bankruptcy . . .
In re Dollar Assoc., Case No. 94-3-1049-TC, Chapter 11, UNITED
STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF
CALIFORNIA, 1994 Bankr. LEXIS 1555; 26 Bankr. Ct. Dec. 93, September
29, 1994, Decided, September 29, 1994, Filed
. . . Area of Classification, 22 CALIF. BANKR. J., No. 1 at 47 ( . . .
In re Wynnefield Manor Assoc. L.P., Bankruptcy No. 93-13153DAS
Chapter 11, UNITED STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, 163 B.R. 53; 1993 Bankr.
LEXIS 1855; 30 Collier Bankr. Cas. 2d (MB) 820, December 14, 1993
Decided
. . . Value Exception, 21 CALIF. BANKR. J. 199, 216-25 ( . . .

. . . Kruis, supra, 21 CALIF. BANKR. J. at 207. It appears likely that
the . . .
In re Gaylor, Case No. 90-09271 Chapter 7, A.P. No. 90-9069, UNITED
STATES BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN DIVISION, 123 B.R. 236; 1991 Bankr. LEXIS 96;
Bankr. L. Rep. (CCH) P73, 05; 21 Bankr. Ct. Dec. 421, January 25, 1991,
Decided, January 25, 1991, Filed
. . . Binding on Any Court?”, 18 Calif. Bankr. J. 189, 197-98 ( . . .

. . . Binding on Any Court?”, 18 Calif. Bankr. J. 189 (1990) (where the
authors . . .
The Florida Bar v. Catarcio, No. 88, 850, SUPREME COURT OF
FLORIDA, 709 So. 2d 96; 1998 Fla. LEXIS 137; 23 Fla. L. Weekly S 80,
February 12, 1998, Decided, Counsel Corrected February 12, 1998.
Rehearing Denied April 28, 1998. Released for Publication April 28, 1998.
. . . Bankruptcy Debtor, 23 Cal. Bankr. J. 37, 41 (1996) ( . . .
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, 2002 ABI JNL. LEXIS 71, May
2002, Column, When Two Worlds Collide The Relationship and Conflicts
Between Asset Forfeiture and Bankruptcy Law, Contributing Editor:
Craig Peyton Gaumer n1, Assistant U.S. Attorney Asset Forfeiture
Coordinator, Southern District of Iowa; Des Moines n2,
craig.gumer1/2usdoj.gov
. . . Relating to Bankruptcy,” 25 CAL. BANKR. J. 166 (2000) (Special .
. .
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, 2001 ABI JNL. LEXIS 174,
October 2001, Feature, Written by: Risa Lynn Wolf-Smith and Tim
Gordon, Holland & Hart LLP; Denver
. . . Value Exception,” 21. Cal. Bankr. J. 199, 216 (1993) ). “ . . .
American Bankruptcy Institute Journal, 1998 ABI JNL. LEXIS 275,
December 1998, Column, In Rem Orders -- A Necessary Exception to the
Stay, Contributing Editor: Luis Chaves, Federal Home Loan Mortgage
Corp., Luis_Chaves1/2freddiemac.com
. . . Against Mortgages?,” 24 Cal. Bankr. J. 1 (Winter 1997). . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 American Bankruptcy Institute American Bankruptcy
Institute Law Review, Winter, 2001, 9 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 733, 13616
words, ARTICLE: Tenant Letters of Credit; Bankruptcy Issues for
Landlords and Their Lenders, Kimberly S. Winick*
. . . a Bankruptcy, 26 CAL. BANKR. J. 44 (2001); see also . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 American Bankruptcy Institute American Bankruptcy
Institute Law Review, Winter, 2001, 9 Am. Bankr. Inst. L. Rev. 815, 29118
words, ARTICLE: Asset Securitization: A Discussion of the Traditional
Bankruptcy Attacks and an Analysis of the Next Potential Attck,
Substantive Consolidation, Peter J. Lahny IV*
. . . Depends on Where You Sit, 24 CAL. BANKR. J. 185, 196 (1998) . .
.
Copyright (c) 1993 National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges.
American Bankruptcy Law Journal, Summer, 1993, 67 Am. Bankr. L.J. 287,
26035 words, ARTICLE: Eight Statutory Causes of Delay and Expense in
Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Cases., The Honorable Steven W. Rhodes*
. . .Binding on Any Court?, 18 CAL. BANKR. J. 189, 197-98 ( . . .

. . .Binding on Any Court?, 18 CAL. BANKR. J. 189 (1990) .n81 . . .
Copyright (c) 1991 National Conference of Bankruptcy Judges.
American Bankruptcy Law Journal, Fall 1991, 65 Am. Bankr. L.J. 649,
13457 words, ARTICLE: Original Issues Discount In Debt-for-Debt and
Debt-for-Stock Exchanges, Chad C. Coombs*
. . . Tax Notes, 18 CAL. BANKR. J. 359, 361 (1991). . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 American Criminal Law Review American Criminal
Law Review, Summer, 2001, 38 Am. Crim. L. Rev. 1151, 21948 words,
ARTICLE: Procedural Issues, Allison E. Beach, Deepak Gupta and David
E. Suchar
. . . Relating to Bankruptcy, 25 CAL. BANKR. J. 166, 167-168 ( . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 Loyola University Chicago Institute for Health Law
Annuals of Health Law, 2000, 9 Ann. Health L. 125, 12801 words,
ARTICLE: Administrative Channeling Under the Medicare Act Clarified:
Illinois Council, Section 405(h), and the Application of Congressional
Intent, John Aloysius Cogan Jr.*, Rodney A. Johnson**
. . .Care Insolvencies, 24 Cal. Bankr. J. 215, 233-35 ( . . .

. . . Healthcare Insolvencies, 224 Cal. Bankr. J. 215, 234-45. . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 Arizona State Law Journal Arizona State Law Journal,
Summer 2000, 32 Arix. St. L.J. 393, 37789 words, The Individual and
Failure: A Theory of the Bankruptcy Discharge, John M. Czarnetzky*
. . . Judge Authority, 19 Cal. Bankr. J. 1, 5 n. . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Bankruptcy
Developments Journal, 2000, 17 Bank. Dev. J. 105, 44235 words,
ARTICLE: COVERTURE AND COOPERATION: THE FIRM, THE
MARKET, AND THE SUBSTANTIVE CONSOLIDATION OF MARRIED
DEBTORS, by Robert B. Chapman*
. . . Act of 1994, 23 Cal. Bankr. J. 39, 42 (1998); . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 Emory University School of Law Bankruptcy
Developments Journal, 2000, 17 Bank. Dev. J. 257, 18049 words, NOTES
& COMMENT: FROM THE CONFLICTING TREATMENT OF
NONMONETARY DEFAULTS IN § 365(b), AN EXCEPTION FOR
FRANCHISES EMERGES*, Lesley A. Truitt*
. . . Historical Default, 24 Cal. Bankr. J. 39, 42 (1998); . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 University of Cincinnati Law Review University of
Cincinnati, Fall, 2001, 70 U. Cin. L. Rev. 95, 18429 words, ARTICLE:
REVAMPING VEIL PIERCING FOR ALL LIMITED LIABILITY
ENTITIES: FORCING THE COMMON LAW DOCTRINE INTO THE
STATUTORY AGE, Rebecca J. Huss*
. . . in the Estate, 23 Cal. Bankr. J. 15 (1996) (discussing . . .
Copyright (c) 1993 Creighton Univeristy Creighton Law Review,
December, 1993, 27 Creighton L. Rev. 158, 12376 words, RENTS AND
PROFITS IN BANKRUPTCY: A Nebraska Primer and Consideration of
L.B. 14, Honorable John C. Minahan, Jr. *
. . . KNM Roswell, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 197 (1992); Patrick . . .

. . . KNM Roswell, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 197 (1992); Sandra . . .

. . . Collen & Rosner, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. at 197. The terms unperfected
and . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 University of California, Hastings College of Law
Hastings Law Journal, March, 2002, 53 Hastings L.J. 567, ARTICLE: The
Constitutionality of New Contempt Powers for Federal Magistrate-
Judges, by Mark S. Kende*

. . . Courts to Imprison, 25 Cal. Bankr. J. 222, 239 (2000). . .
Copyright (c) 2001 Trustees of Indiana University Indiana Law Journal,
Winter, 2001, 76 Ind. L. J. 243, 19171 words, NOTE: Staying True to
Purpose: Including Corporate Debtors Under § 362(h) of the Federal
Bankruptcy Code, D. Casey Kobi*
. . . Bankruptcy Cases, 22 CAL. BANKR. J. 262, 267-68 ( . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 University of Memphis Law Review University of
Memphis Law Review, Winter, 2001, 31 U. Mem. L. Rev. 353, 19486
words, ARTICLE: Should the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure be
Amended to Expressly Authorize United States District and Bankruptcy
Courts to Appoint a Special Master in an Appropriate and Rare
Bankruptcy Case or Proceeding?, R. Spencer Clift, III*

. . . Bankruptcy Examiner, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 71, 141 (1992). . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 University of Miami Law Review University of Miami,
April, 2000, 54 U. Miami L. Rev. 497, 41261 words, ARTICLE: Insider
Guaranties in Bankruptcy: A Framework for Analysis, Marshall E. Tracht
*
. . . 524(e), 22 Cal. Bankr. J. 25 (1994); Peter . . .
Copyright (c) 1996 University of Michigan Law School University of
Michigan Journal of Law Reform, Fall, 1996, 30 U. Mich. J. L. Ref. 1, 19167
words, ARTICLE: A PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH THE OFFICE OF
UNITED STATES TRUSTEE, Peter C. Alexander*
. . . States Trustee, 21 Cal. Bankr. J. 13, 25 (1993). . . .
Copyright (c) 2000 Minnesota Law Review Minnesota Law Review, June,
2000, 84 Minn. L. Rev. 1315, 17015 words, THE FUTURE OF THE
PROFESSION: A SYMPOSIUM ON MULTIDISCIPLINARY PRACTICE:
Permitting Lawyers To Participate in Multidisciplinary Practices:
Business as Usual or the End of the Profession as We Know It?, Carol A.
Needham+
. . . Bankruptcy Debtor, 23 Cal. Bankr. J. 37, 41 (1996) (“ . . .
Copyright (c) 2002 Curators of the University of Missouri Missouri Law
Review, Winter, 2002, 67 Mo. L. Rev. 29, 11305 words, ARTICLE: Special
Masters in Bankruptcy: The Case Against Bankruptcy Rule 9031,
Paulette J. Delk*
. . . Bankruptcy Examiner, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 71 (1992). n111 . . .
Copyright (c) 2001 Oklahoma City University Oklahoma City University
Law Review, Summer, 2001, 26 Okla. City U.L. Rev. 503, 5483 words,
ARTICLE: Piercing the Corporate Veil: The Oklahoma Law of Corporate
Alter Egos, Adjuncts, and Instrumentalities* , Norwood P. Beveridge **
. . . Alter Ego?, 20 Cal. Bankr. J. 155 (1992) (conflict . . .
Copyright (c) 1993 University of South Carolina South Carolina Law
Review, SUMMER, 1993, 44 S.C. L. Rev. 907, 32072 words, SYMPOSIUM
ON BANKRUPTCY: CHAPTER 11 ISSUES: TRUSTEES AND
EXAMINERS IN CHAPTER 11, Barry L. Zaretsky*
. . . Bankruptcy Examiner, 20 CAL. BANKR. J. 71, 132-34 ( . . .
Copyright (c) 2002 Southwestern University School of Law
Southwestern University Law Review, 2002, 31 Sw. U. L. Rev. 237, 15507
words, COMMENT: TURNING A BLIND EYE: THE NINTH CIRCUIT’S
APPROACH TO FRAUDULENT CONVEYANCES AND LEVERAGED
BUYOUTS, Lee Hammer*
. . . Circuit - Now What?, 21 Cal. Bankr. J. 169, 169-70 ( . . .

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