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What Happens After the Supreme Court’s Debacle in Purdue Pharma?

24 July 2024

Anthony Casey

Joshua Macey

Edward Morrison

How Will AI Change the Law?

Bankruptcy by Another Name

8 April 2024

Anthony Casey

Joshua Macey

A Commitment Rule for Insolvency Forum

13 February 2024

Aurelio Gurrea Martínez

Anthony Casey

Robert K Rasmussen

Bankruptcy Shopping: Domestic Venue Races and Global Forum Wars

The United States Bankruptcy Code gives debtors wide discretion to reorganize in the venue of their choice. These lenient venue selection rules long have allowed bankruptcy courts in the District...

6 May 2021

Anthony Casey

Joshua Macey

The Hertz Maneuver (and the Limits of Bankruptcy Law)

On June 11, 2020, the Hertz Corporation attempted to become the first corporate debtor to finance a bankruptcy proceeding by issuing new shares of common stock to the public. Though...

16 December 2020

Anthony Casey

Joshua Macey

The New Bargaining Theory of Corporate Bankruptcy and Chapter 11’s Renegotiation Framework

The prevailing theory of corporate bankruptcy law states that its purpose is to vindicate or mimic the agreement that creditors would have reached if they had bargained with each other...

26 August 2019

Anthony Casey

Self-Driving Contracts

Predictive capabilities created by big data and artificial intelligence increasingly allow parties to draft contracts that fill their own gaps and interpret their own standards without adjudication. With these contracts,...

14 July 2017

Anthony Niblett

Anthony Casey

Bankruptcy on the Side

Judges in large corporate bankruptcies are increasingly being asked to resolve disputes regarding side agreements between creditors or other stakeholders in the debtor. A common example is an intercreditor agreement...

Bankruptcy’s Endowment Effect

The notion of endowments and entitlements has a powerful effect on corporate bankruptcy policy. Scholars and lawyers generally assume a creditor endowed with a right outside of the...

17 January 2017

Anthony Casey

What Happens After the Supreme Court’s Debacle in Purdue Pharma?

How Will AI Change the Law?

Bankruptcy by Another Name

A Commitment Rule for Insolvency Forum

Bankruptcy Shopping: Domestic Venue Races and Global Forum Wars

The Hertz Maneuver (and the Limits of Bankruptcy Law)

The New Bargaining Theory of Corporate Bankruptcy and Chapter 11’s Renegotiation Framework

Self-Driving Contracts

Bankruptcy on the Side

Bankruptcy’s Endowment Effect

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