By Stephen J. Lubben (Seton Hall Law School) It has been recognized that corporations themselves are designed to promote …
A Functional Analysis of SIFI Insolvency
By Stephen J. Lubben (Seton Hall University School of Law) Since the disgrace of Lehman, the question of how to handle failing …
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Roundup: Recent Op-Eds on Bankruptcy for Banks
The House of Representatives’ passage first of the Financial Institution Bankruptcy Act (FIBA) and then of the Financial CHOICE …
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Sovereign Bankruptcy Hydraulics
By Stephen Lubben (Seton Hall University School of Law) The frequent suggestion that the world needs a sovereign bankruptcy …
Too Big and Unable to Fail
By Stephen J. Lubben (Seton Hall University School of Law) and Arthur E. Wilmarth, Jr. (George Washington University Law …
Failure of the Clearinghouse: Dodd-Frank’s Fatal Flaw?
Stephen J. Lubben Harvey Washington Wiley Chair in Corporate Governance & Business Ethics, Seton Hall University School of …
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Lehman’s Derivative Portfolio
By Stephen Lubben, Seton Hall University School of Law Derivatives themselves were likely at most a secondary cause of the …
Corporate Bankruptcy Tourists
By Oscar Couwenberg & Stephen J. Lubben Insolvency procedures are not designed for corporate group, but for individual debtor …
The Costs of Corporate Bankruptcy: How Little We Know
Author: Stephen J. Lubben, Seton Hall University School of Law For almost as long as there have been bankruptcy laws, there have …
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Essential Corporate Bankruptcy Law
Authors: Oscar Couwenberg & Stephen J. Lubben In every economy, the question of what to do with financially distressed …