… The judge's role tends to receive too-limited attention. First, chapter 11 is often … In
addition to overemphasizing the corporate law elements of chapter 11 to the exclusion of other …

… in the rulings across judges for almost all the important decisions in Chapter 11. We only fail
… of judge that a firm faces in Chapter 11 matters for how the laws are applied. Thus the judge …

… judges also tend to confirm traditional Chapter 11 cases much more quickly than judges in
… Chapter 11 in recent years-the inordinate time and expense of the reorganization process"). …

… In this part, I will argue that the procedures of Chapter II were designed for the … judges,
Chapter 11 prohibits judges from attending the meeting of creditors?Though technically the judges …

… would permit Chapter 11 to continue to exist in its present form, my comments in this paper
are quite consistent with it. I do not contend that Chapter 11 … is that in Chapter 11 lawyers and …

… lawyers see only these cases. The second world is that of the small business chapter 11.
The … Most bankruptcy judges never see any other kind of corporate chapter 11. Living largely …

… Anecdotal evidence from experienced bankruptcy lawyers and judges suggests that a fair
number of cases are dismissed because debtors and creditors have worked out a settlement …

… judges and bankruptcy lawyers must change their attitudes. Judges have to get serious
about keeping Chapter 11 … Lawyers need to counsel against throwing hopeless debtors into …

… by the anti-Chapter 11 theorists and highlights … 11) of the Bankruptcy Code, the bankruptcy
judge is dependent upon the parties to present the necessary facts, upon which the judge will …

… This Article analyzes whether the design of Chapter 11 as contemplated by Congress in …
in a Chapter 11 case. Part I discusses the evolution of the role of the bankruptcy judge from a …