Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so black and white. This Article lays out the factors that policymakers should consider when they make consumer bankruptcy policy and discussed the forces on the various sides of the debate on that issue. Lander argues that our current stingy bankruptcy relief system is killing the economy and supports Professor Martin’s proposal to see bankruptcy as a key for reducing inequality
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...
Across the criminal and civil justice systems, research regarding procedural justice shows that peop...
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Pamela Foohey responds to Professor Martin’s argument by pointing out a number of importan...
Professor Pamela Foohey responds to Professor Martin’s argument by pointing out a number of importan...
This Paper was presented at the Seventeenth Annual Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal Symposium i...
Over the past decade, each year, about a million households filed bankruptcy. This figure initially ...
In this Essay, Professor Pamela Foohey of the Indiana University Maurer School of Law, examines the ...
Chapter 13 is a cornerstone of the bankruptcy system. Its legal requirements strike a balance betwee...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
Chapter 13 is a cornerstone of the bankruptcy system. Its legal requirements strike a balance betwee...
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...
Across the criminal and civil justice systems, research regarding procedural justice shows that peop...
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Lander responds to Professor Martin’s article by pointing out that the issue may not be so...
Professor Pamela Foohey responds to Professor Martin’s argument by pointing out a number of importan...
Professor Pamela Foohey responds to Professor Martin’s argument by pointing out a number of importan...
This Paper was presented at the Seventeenth Annual Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal Symposium i...
Over the past decade, each year, about a million households filed bankruptcy. This figure initially ...
In this Essay, Professor Pamela Foohey of the Indiana University Maurer School of Law, examines the ...
Chapter 13 is a cornerstone of the bankruptcy system. Its legal requirements strike a balance betwee...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
One in ten Americans have filed bankruptcy at some point during their adult lives. Contrary to the p...
Chapter 13 is a cornerstone of the bankruptcy system. Its legal requirements strike a balance betwee...
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...
Across the criminal and civil justice systems, research regarding procedural justice shows that peop...
Business failure negatively affects a broad range of interests, yet the bankruptcy process directly ...