Bankruptcy · 8th Edition
Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law - 8th Edition - Douglas J. Whaley
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Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law 8th Edition ISBN 9798892078733
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This clear, student-centered casebook delivers a practical, down-to-earth introduction to bankruptcy law. Blending a popular problems-based pedagogy with a balanced selection of statutory text, cases, and commentary, the Eighth Edition helps students grasp both the letter and the purpose of the Bankruptcy Code. It supports multiple teaching styles and can be used as a standalone text or tailored to suit specialized interests within a standard bankruptcy survey course.
With more than 200 realistic, easy-to-follow problems and numerous diagrams and illustrations, this book makes even the most complex financial and legal concepts accessible to all learners. Whether you're new to bankruptcy or deepening your understanding of advanced topics like mass torts or Subchapter V, this book delivers a flexible, engaging approach to modern bankruptcy practice.
New to the Eighth Edition:
- Coverage of the Supreme Court’s controversial ruling limiting the use of bankruptcy to shield non-debtors (e.g., corporate insiders or shareholders)
- In-depth discussion of Alex Jones’s Chapter 11 filing and its implications for corporate asset protection strategies
- Comprehensive, timely treatment of the Purdue Pharma case, the “Texas Two-Step,” and the future of mass tort bankruptcies
- Substantial expansion of coverage on Subchapter V, reflecting its growing prominence in Chapter 11 practice
- Dozens of new problems and diagrams to reinforce core concepts and promote deeper understanding
Professors and Students Will Benefit From:
- A proven “problems” approach that facilitates engaging, practice-oriented classroom discussion
- Clear, concise explanations of complex statutory language and policy foundations
- Over 200 carefully crafted problems, covering every major aspect of bankruptcy law
- Visual learning tools, including intuitive diagrams and charts to support different learning styles
- A thorough introductory chapter that provides a cohesive overview of the bankruptcy system, giving students a solid foundation for the rest of the course
- Flexibility for instructors: easily adaptable to two-, three-, or four-credit courses and compatible with individualized teaching goals
This highly teachable and thoughtfully updated casebook remains one of the most accessible and effective tools for introducing students to bankruptcy law in all its complexity and real-world importance.
Problems and Materials on Debtor and Creditor Law Eighth Edition ISBN 9798892078733 & 979-8892078733
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- ISBN
- 9798892078733
- Edition
- 8th Edition
- Publisher
- Aspen Publishing
- Publication Date
- June 2025
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