Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law
, now in its Fourth Edition, features Douglas Whaley's popular problem-based approach and Jeffrey Morris's eminently clear descriptions of Bankruptcy Law. With concise but complete coverage, this timely revision provides a solid introduction to the Bankruptcy Code, statutory rules, and contemporary issues of bankruptcy law.
Student-friendly and practice-focused, Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law offers:
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an engaging and accessible mix of problems, text, and cases
a thoughtful selection of cases
that illustrate and reflect current Bankruptcy Law
a flexible and adaptable organization of topics
• at 600 pages, a
manageable size
• proven-effective
problem-based pedagogy
• thoroughly updated
Teacher's Manual
The thoroughly revised Fourth Edition includes:
• new discussion of selected
means test issues and automatic dismissal under § 521(i)
diligently updated dollar values and statutory revisions
more than a dozen new and revised problems
that cover Ponzi schemes, KERPs, and reclamation and priority claims
a dozen new cases
The thoroughly updated
Fourth Edition
of
ensures that your bankruptcy course will remain fresh and up to date, supported by recent case decisions and engaging problems that address contemporary topics.