International insolvency proceedings uniquely require coordination among a number of
national courts to preserve the value of multinational corporations that have become …

The European Parliament, after a lengthy debate, has eventually approved a reform of
Regulation 1346/2000 on cross-border insolvency proceedings (hereinafter, the 'Insolvency …

1. Negative propositions are difficult to support. For example, one article with the subject
right in its title was only three pages long. See Adam AI-Attar, Using and Losing Secondary …

It is not surprising that the problems of choice of law and international group insolvency have
not been sufficiently addressed during the initial development of cross-border insolvency …

The subject of cross-border insolvency-the recognition that a bankruptcy or insolvency
proceeding brought in one jurisdiction is accorded in another-has received significant …

This Article explores the potential content and the feasibility of a set of harmonized choice-of-
law rules that would apply in insolvency proceedings. For brevity's sake, the Article refers to …

That commerce has become international in scope is a fact known to all in the legal
community. Many large companies now have operating subsidiaries in a large number of …

Let me begin by saying what an honor it is to be here. I am a relative newcomer to the field of
cross-border bankruptcy. The thought that I might have something useful to say to this group …

Professor Janger's thoughtful proposal of" universal proceduralism" raises a number of
important issues. In particular, his proposal invites a focus on the place of local insolvency …

As corporations become increasingly globalized, cross-border insolvencies are more
prevalent. Insolvency raises the problems of any cross-border dispute: reciprocity, venue …