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This comprehensive treatment incorporates recent caselaw and changes to the Bankruptcy Code as it bridges the divide between classroom theory, courtroom procedure, and conference room negotiation. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This guide details how courts have handled credit bidding in bankruptcy sales and gives practitioners the information they need to review credit agreements, debtor-in-possession financing orders, and sale orders related to credit bidding. eBook - ProView $9.99 |
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This title provides practical guidance on the selection and application of valuation approaches, methods, and procedures. eBook - ProView $74.99 |
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This title offers guidance on how to maximize the value of the debtor’s assets and in turn generate the highest and best recovery for the entire group. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This Aspatore product provides an authoritative, insiders perspective on best practices for handling restructuring matters for bankruptcy clients. Book $130.00 |
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This indispensable guide provides practitioners with in-depth analysis of the most common concerns in secured claims disputes, including citation to important caselaw. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the chapter 13 bankruptcy process from the perspective of both debtors and creditors. eBook - ProView $9.99 |
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This title compiles the best ABI articles and papers on consumer bankruptcy in 2013, covering such topics as individual chapter 11, divorce and dependent children issues, lien-stripping, student loan discharge, mortgages, tax issues, and more. eBook - ProView $9.99 |
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This title provides an overview of the fundamental features of chapters 7, 11, 12, and 13 of the Bankruptcy Code, with reference to current caselaw and practical examples. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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Focusing only on commercial bankruptcy, this publication provides the full text of court rulings most significant to commercial bankruptcy practitioners. |
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