By Steven T. Kargman (Kargman Associates) The tariffs announced by the Trump administration are widely expected to lead to …
Assessing the Legitimacy of the “Texas Two-Step” Mass-Tort Bankruptcy
By Ralph Brubaker (University of Illinois College of Law) This three-part article analyzes the innovative "Texas Two-Step" …
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The Treatment of Digital Assets in Insolvency
By Nydia Remolina (Singapore Management University, Yong Pung How School of Law), Aurelio Gurrea-Martínez (Singapore Management …
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Legal Heterodoxy in the Global South: Priority of Workers versus Secured Creditors in Insolvency
By Kevin Davis (New York University), Mariana Pargendler (Harvard Law School), and Maria Eduarda Lessa (No affiliation) Our …
Key Lessons for Aircraft Lessors from the Ukraine/Russia Conflict: A Bankruptcy Perspective
By Gulnur Bekmukhanbetova (U.C. Berkeley, graduate) and Ainur Merziyasheva (Vice President, Legal Counsel, Citibank …
Bankruptcy as a National Security Risk
By Jason Jia-Xi Wu (Law Clerk; Harvard Law School) Defense contractors lie at the heart of the U.S. national security regime. …
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Sustainable Bankruptcy
By G. Ray Warner (St. John's University) Sustainability is about consequences, and a sustainable approach to bankruptcy …
A Mill of Miller: Examining the Supreme Court’s Recent Bankruptcy Jurisprudence
Editor's Note: This is the Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable’s last scheduled post for the summer of 2025. The BRT intends …
Mind the Gap: The Uncertain Status of Aircraft Lenders to Foreign Airlines in Chapter 11
By Prof. Kenneth Ayotte (University of California, Berkeley School of Law) and Gulnur Bekmukhanbetova (Winstead PC) On July …
Crossing the Rubicon: Assembling a Litigation Colossus in Mass Torts
By Samir Parikh (Wake Forest University School of Law) In 2021, Arizona created the alternative business structure (ABS), …
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Exit Consents in a Liability Management World
By Dennis Jenkins (Willkie Farr & Gallagher LLP) As liability management exercises (LMEs) and creditor-on-creditor …
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Bankruptcy Law’s Doctrinal Evolution: An Empirical Study
By Alex Huang (University of Hong Kong) Bankruptcy law professors often remind their students that although the Bankruptcy …
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Judge Goldblatt Reconsiders What Constitutes“Consent” Post Purdue Pharma
By Michelle Saney (Squire Patton Boggs) On June 27, 2024, the Supreme Court issued its long-awaited ruling regarding an …
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The Backstop Party
By Professor Vince Buccola (University of Chicago Law School), Adi Marcovich Gross (Columbia Law School and The Wharton School), …
Independent Directors Properly Exculpated as Debtors’ Disinterested Fiduciaries Under Chapter 11 Plan, Southern District of Texas Bankruptcy Court Rules
By Brian S. Hermann, Jacob A. Adlerstein, Claudia R. Tobler and Lindsay A. Wasserman (Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & …
The World of Interlocutory Bankruptcy Appeals
By Bankruptcy Judge Scott C. Clarkson (Central District of California), Taylor Brown-Duncan, (Law Clerk), Sophie Jeltema (Chapman …
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Purdue: Impacts on Cross-Border Restructurings
By Thomas Kessler and Emily King (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP) On June 27, 2024, the United States Supreme Court …
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Bankruptcy’s Redistributive Policies: Net Value or a “Zero-Sum Game”?
By Prof. Steven L. Schwarcz (Duke University School of Law) Although federal bankruptcy law, epitomized by Chapter 11, has a …
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Chapter 15 Case Demonstrates Its Effectiveness as an Expedient Judicial Solution for Singaporean Insolvencies in the United States
By Amy Caton, Thomas Moers Mayer, Adam C. Rogoff, Megan M. Wasson, and Ashland J. Bernard (Kramer Levin) In contrast with …
Do Rights Offerings Reduce Bargaining Complexity in Chapter 11?
By Professor Gunjan Seth (Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California) One of the primary challenges faced …
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