This law school casebook provides detailed information on bankruptcy law. The casebook provides the tools for on-point study of the fundamentals of all types of bankruptcy issues. Recognizing that Congress likely will make major changes in the way bankruptcy law deals with consumer debtors, this Edition contains a chapter outlining the policy issues that have been before Congress for the past several years. Part of the University Casebook Series®, it includes selected cases designed to illustrate the development of a body of law on a particular subject. Text and explanatory materials designed for law study accompany the cases.

Warren and Bussel's Bankruptcy, 6th (University Casebook Series®)

Warren,William

Bussel,Daniel

Business & Money

Foundation Pr

This is a thoroughly modern casebook in the tradition of earlier editions, of comparable length, and similar in structure and approach. The 8th Edition offers basic contract law in relatively brief, freestanding units that may be presented in various sequences as the instructor prefers. It focuses on contract interpretation as a primary means to resolve a wide range of doctrinal and practical contract problems.

Contract Law and its Application (University Casebook Series)

Rosett, Arthur

Business

Foundation Press

Warren, Bussel, and Skeel’s Bankruptcy integrates important corporate bankruptcy caselaw stemming from the recent financial crisis, including cases involving Chrysler and General Motors, Madoff and other Ponzi schemes. It incorporates the Supreme Court’s: Pronouncements on BAPCPA’s consumer bankruptcy reforms Holding limiting the bankruptcy court’s core statutory jurisdiction in Stern v. Marshall (2011) The book endeavors to be as current possible, and its structure and method provide students with the full canon of bankruptcy law under the 1978 Bankruptcy Code through carefully selected and edited principal cases, as well as thoughtful notes and problems connecting current cases with the history of bankruptcy law.

Bankruptcy (University Casebook Series)

Skeel Jr., David

This casebook furnishes the full canon of bankruptcy law developed under the 1978 Code as amended post-BAPCPA. Carefully selected principal cases, thoughtful notes, and well-constructed problems explicate current law and connect it with bankruptcy’s rich history while engaging current scholarly and policy debates. In one manageable volume, this casebook provides adopters the most up-to-date teaching material on the market for both business and consumer bankruptcy classes. A new chapter, “The Sale Alternative,” describes and critiques the booming use of going concern 363 sales in lieu of traditional reorganization. The 2014 ABI Report proposing fundamental changes to chapter 11 practice is highlighted. Cross-border and jurisdictional materials reflect Chapter 15’s coming of age and the progress of Stern v. Marshall’s jurisdictional revolution. Current developments in avoiding powers, from Ponzi cases to highly-leveraged transactions, are incorporated.

Bankruptcy, 10th Ed (University Casebook Series)

The 2023 Tenth Edition of Contract Law and Its Application introduces first year law students to common law reasoning, legal interpretation, lawyering, and legal institutions, through basic American contract law. The Contracts canon is presented in relatively brief free-standing units that may be sequenced as the instructor prefers. The Casebook focuses on contract interpretation as a primary means to resolve a wide range of doctrinal and practical contract problems. The Tenth Edition’s core remains the full traditional canon of American contract law: the classic common law cases, UCC Article 2 (Sales) and the Restatement, Second, Contracts, in each case with updated and current questions and notes emphasizing the application of that doctrine in the 21st century. New additions to the materials integrate the new Restatement of Consumer Contracts (Tent. Dft. #2) and Restatement, Third, Restitution. The Tenth Edition also provides updated treatment of arbitration reflecting new developments over the availability of collective relief under arbitration agreements (Viking River Cruises). In addition, the Tenth Edition includes new cases and notes on controversial topics such as: 
enforceability of non-disparagement and non-disclosure covenants in employment contracts and settlement agreements (Denson v. Donald J. Trump for President); “pay-now, terms-later” contracts of adhesion; gestational surrogacy agreements; force majeure and other pandemic-related excuse doctrines; the recoverability of non-economic damages in contract; disgorgement remedies; extensions and limitations of liability to third-party beneficiaries; litigation finance agreements. 
The Tenth Edition’s Appendices provide easy reference to all relevant sections of the Restatement, Second, Contracts, and UCC, obviating students’ need to purchase a statutory supplement.\nAs with prior editions, the Tenth Edition includes comparative law materials, indicating alternative approaches to common problems in other common law systems as well as legal systems with disparate legal traditions in Europe, Latin America and Asia.

Contract Law and Its Application (University Casebook Series)

As a part of our CasebookPlus offering, you'll receive a new print book along with lifetime digital access to the downloadable eBook. In addition, you'll receive 12-month online access to the Learning Library which includes quizzes tied specifically to your book, an outline starter and three leading study aids in that subject and the Gilbert® Law Dictionary. The included study aids are Contracts in a Nutshell, Exam Pro on Contracts, Objective and Acing Contracts.  Contract Law and Its Application, Ninth Edition introduces first year law students to common law reasoning, legal interpretation, lawyering and legal institutions, through basic American contract law, presented in relatively brief free-standing units that may be sequenced as the instructor prefers. It focuses on contract interpretation as a primary means to resolve a wide range of doctrinal and practical contract problems. The Ninth Edition’s core remains the full traditional canon of American contract law: the classic common law cases, UCC Article 2 (Sales) and the Restatement, Second, Contracts, in each case with updated and current questions and notes emphasizing the application of that doctrine in the 21st century. The Ninth Edition highlights the expanding use of arbitration clauses in both commercial and consumer contracts, and the ferment in restitution law reflected in recent academic work and the promulgation of the Restatement, Third, Restitution. In addition, the Ninth Edition includes a new Appendix II providing easy reference to all relevant sections of the Restatement, Second, Contracts, and carries forward the Eighth Edition’s Appendix I with the relevant sections of the UCC, thus obviating students’ need for a statutory supplement. As with prior editions, the Ninth Edition includes comparative law materials, indicating alternative approaches to common problems in other legal systems.

The 2019 Supplement notes or reprints in edited form with analysis significant cases issued since the original publication date of the Tenth Edition. Key reprinted cases include FTI (US), Jevic Holding (US), Husky Int’l Electronics (US), Tempnology (US), Taggart (US), MPM Silicones (2d Cir.), Motors Liquidation (2d Cir.), Sunnyslope (9th Cir.), Town Center Flats (6th Cir.) and Ultra Petroleum (5th Cir.). With this 2019 Supplement the Hon. Michelle M. Harner joins Daniel J. Bussel and David A. Skeel, Jr. as a co-author of these materials.

Bankruptcy, 2019 Supplement (University Casebook Series)

Harner, Michelle

Contract Law and Its Application, Ninth Edition introduces first year law students to common law reasoning, legal interpretation, lawyering and legal institutions, through basic American contract law, presented in relatively brief free-standing units that may be sequenced as the instructor prefers. It focuses on contract interpretation as a primary means to resolve a wide range of doctrinal and practical contract problems. The Ninth Edition’s core remains the full traditional canon of American contract law: the classic common law cases, UCC Article 2 (Sales) and the Restatement, Second, Contracts, in each case with updated and current questions and notes emphasizing the application of that doctrine in the 21st century. The Ninth Edition highlights the expanding use of arbitration clauses in both commercial and consumer contracts, and the ferment in restitution law reflected in recent academic work and the promulgation of the Restatement, Third, Restitution. In addition, the Ninth Edition includes a new Appendix II providing easy reference to all relevant sections of the Restatement, Second, Contracts, and carries forward the Eighth Edition’s Appendix I with the relevant sections of the UCC, thus obviating students’ need for a statutory supplement. As with prior editions, the Ninth Edition includes comparative law materials, indicating alternative approaches to common problems in other legal systems.

Bussel, Skeel and Harner's new Eleventh Edition of Bankruptcy features the full canon of bankruptcy law developed under the Bankruptcy Code as amended over the last forty years up to and including the Small Business Reorganization Act of 2019 and the CARES Act of 2020. Professors Bussel and Skeel are especially proud to have recruited Judge Harner to assist them in updating their materials as bankruptcy law becomes more relevant than ever in the wake of the pandemic of 2020 and its ensuing economic dislocations. Carefully selected principal cases, thoughtful notes, and well-constructed problems explicate current law and connect it with bankruptcy's rich history while engaging current scholarly and policy debates. Existing notes and problems have been refreshed and new authorities incorporated into new notes and problems as appropriate. Continuing reform efforts in the Code's sale and reorganization provisions (including the new Subchapter V applicable to small businesses) are discussed. Transnational materials reflect Chapter 15's coming of age and continuing developments in Europe and elsewhere addressing cooperative responses to evolving coordination challenges posed by insolvent multinational corporate groups and Brexit. Jurisdictional materials update the progress of the jurisdictional reset mandated by Stern v. Marshall. Current developments in executory contracts (Tempnology), avoiding powers (Merit Management and Tribune), and structured dismissals (Jevic) are all fully integrated into the Eleventh Edition even as the authors have endeavored to maintain the same manageable size and space limitations of earlier editions.

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Warren and Bussel's Bankruptcy, 6th (University Casebook Series®)

Contract Law and its Application (University Casebook Series)

Bankruptcy (University Casebook Series)

Bankruptcy, 10th Ed (University Casebook Series)

Contract Law and Its Application (University Casebook Series)

Contract Law and Its Application (University Casebook Series)

Bankruptcy, 2019 Supplement (University Casebook Series)

Contract Law and Its Application (University Casebook Series)

Contract Law and Its Application (University Casebook Series)

Bankruptcy (University Casebook Series)