By common account, two contrasting eras have defined largescale corporate reorganization
since the Bankruptcy Code was enacted in 1978.1 For much of the Code's first twenty years …

We develop a model in which collateral serves to protect creditors from the claims of other
creditors. We find that, paradoxically, borrowers rely most on collateral when pledgeability is …

Five months after the New Yorker surfaced allegations of sexual impropriety against Harvey
Weinstein,'the famed producer's firm, the Weinstein Company, filed for bankruptcy. 2 New …

To understand the logic of corporate reorganization, one should start not with the Bankruptcy
Code, nor with Supreme Court precedents, but with the lawyers, judges, and financiers for …

Many current bankruptcy debates—from critical vendor orders to the Supreme Court's
decision last year in Czyzewski v. Jevic Holding Corporation—begin with bankruptcy's …

This article identifies one aspect of the cross‐class cram‐down from the EU Directive on
restructuring and insolvency that has not drawn wide attention to date. In addition to giving …

This comprehensive book provides a clear analysis of the European Restructuring Directive,
which aims to improve national frameworks governing business restructuring and insolvency …

The century and a half story of American corporate reorganization law exhibits a distinctive
pattern: a long, slow wave, drifting between flexibility and fairness, and back again.'Flexibility …

This Article assesses the relative priority approach in the European Union's new
Restructuring Directive (" Directive") 1 from the comparative perspective of US bankruptcy …

Cooperation and coordination in the context of group insolvency can promote efficiency in
the administration of insolvency proceedings, resulting in the preservation of group …