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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 perspective on key strategies for representing and advising clients in today's securities enforcement environment. Book $90.00 |
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This handbook guides nonlawyer professionals who service bankruptcy accounts on the bankruptcy process, the debtor's rights, and how bankruptcy affects a creditor's rights with respect to a consumer bankruptcy account. eBook - ProView $9.99 |
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This manual explores the many issues that arise when suppliers are unable to make deliveries of promised parts due to financial problems. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This manual details the real-world application of the debtor-in-possession part of the Bankruptcy Code and explains common lending practices. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This primer provides an excellent introduction to the judicial, regulatory and legislative frameworks that characterize Canada's legal system, and touches on the major bankruptcy and insolvency themes. eBook - ProView $9.99 |
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Provides both topical and section-by-section analysis of the Bankruptcy Code and Rules under the 1978 Bankruptcy Code and subsequent amendments. Book (Full Set) $35,726.00 |
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This title compiles the best ABI Journal and ABI conference materials on student loan discharge, Supreme Court decisions, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and other topics in the consumer bankruptcy field from 2016. eBook - ProView $25.00 |
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This title gives practitioners a better understanding of what happens when an oil, gas or other natural resources company goes bankrupt, and the issues that are specific to this highly specialized industry. 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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