AFFAIRS OF STATE: Avoiding the Tax Lien on Personal Property - Kenneth Stohner Jr.
BANKRUPTCY BY THE NUMBERS: A Closer Look at Elderly Chapter 7 Debtors - Ed Flynn, Gordon Bermant and Karen Bakewell
Benchnotes - Deborah D. Williamson and Ronald Hornberger
BEYOND THE QUILL: The Future of Electronic Legal Noticing - Laura DiBiase and Jeanne Finegan
Collateral Damage: Dischargeability of Environmental Cleanup Consent Order (Toxins-Are-Us - ABI Journal April 2002) - John W. Ames and Tracy M. Sullivan
CONSUMER CORNER: Is the Fragile Middle Class About to Shatter? - Thomas J. Yerbich
DICTA: Conflicts of Interest - Hon. Leif M. Clark
DIRECTOR'S COLUMN - Sam Gerdano
DIRECTOR'S COLUMN: From the Director - Samuel J. Gerdano
FEATURE: American College of Bankrupcy Inducts 13th Class
FEATURE: Preference Actions: Lessons Taught by Experience - Jack B. Fishman
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: Credit Cliff Dynamic: When Rating Agencies Pull the Trigger - Renaud Cormier
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: Senate Passes Permanent Reenactment of Chapter 12
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Sensenbrenner Promotes Latest House Offer on Legislation
LIEN ON ME: Security Interests in Patents: Ninth Circuit Holds that Article 9 (Not the Patent Act) Governs Perfection - George H. Singer
ON OUR WATCH: Entering the 21st Century: Some Views on Electronic Case Filing from the U.S. Trustee's Perspective - Donald F. Walton and W. Clarkson McDow Jr.
ON THE EDGE: Bankruptcy's Effect on Multiple Property Leases - Gregory G. Hesse
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: Ipso Facto Clauses and Reality: I Don't Care What the Documents Provide - Bruce H. White and William L. Medford
STRAIGHT & NARROW: Involuntary Fee Slaughter: The Perils of Professional Fees for Representing a Debtor During the Gap Period - C.R. "Chip" Bowles Jr.
SUGGESTED READING: The Summons - Romaine S. Scott III
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: Making a Dual U.S./Dutch Insolvency Process Work - Ronald J. Silverman and Jeffrey T. Kirshner
VALUE & CENTS: The Benefits of Credentialing by a Peer Association - Leslie H. Miles Jr.
AFFAIRS OF STATE: The Enforceability of Restitution Liens Under the Mandatory Victims Restitution Act - Craig A. Gargotta
BANKRUPTCY BY THE NUMBERS: Delaware Chapter 11s - Ed Flynn and Gordon Bermant
CLERK COMMENTARY: Is Electronic Filing in Your Future? - Larry Bick
CONSUMER CORNER: An Uneasy Harmony: The Intersection of the Bankruptcy Code and the Fair Debt CollectionPractices Act - Alane A. Becket
DICTA: Representing Clients in Mediation: The "Missed" Opportunity - Hon. Erwin I. Katz
FEATURE: Keys to Avoiding a Killer Storm: Learning to Read the Telltale Signs of a Troubled Company - Armand P. Lucarelli
FEATURE: Recent Decisions Regarding Creditors' Committees - Lawrence K. Snider
FEATURE: Sudden Death in Overtime: Part IV: Can A Debtor Stop Eviction and Assume a Lease That Has Been Terminated Pre-petition? - Keith M. Baker
LAST IN LINE: A Ponzi Scheme and a "Pointless Technicality" - Jordan A. Kroop
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: Enron-O-Rama Continues
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Proposed Rules Amendments Published for Public Comment
LIEN ON ME: Post-filing Changes and Their Impact on the Continued Perfection of Security Interests: New Rules and Clarifications Under Revised Article 9 - David D. Farrell
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: Consensual Plans with Non-voting Classes: When the Failure to Vote Means Acceptance - Bruce H. White and William L. Medford
STRAIGHT & NARROW: Multiple Clients in Bankruptcy Cases: When Do You Need Consent? - Michael P. Richman
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: Assistance Grows for International Reorganizations - E. Bruce Leonard
VALUE & CENTS: What Does It Take to Reorganize a Retailer? - David Peress and Stewart L. Cohen
AFFAIRS OF STATE: Family Surety May Not Discharge Bail Forfeiture: Section 523(a)(7)'s Non-dischargeability Provision Held Applicable to Bail Sureties - Joseph DiGiuseppe
BANKRUPTCY BY THE NUMBERS: Thoughts on the "Local Legal Culture": The Case of Consumer Chapter Choice - Gordon Bermant, Ed Flynn and Karen Bakewell
CODE TO CODE: The Rooker-Feldman Doctrine and the Automatic Stay - Carlos J. Cuevas
CONSUMER CORNER: Recent Developments in Consumer Debt Counseling Agencies: The Need for Reform - David A. Lander
DIRECTOR'S CORNER: From the Director - Samuel J. Gerdano
FEATURE: Sudden Death in Overtime: Part III: Can a Debtor Stop Eviction and Assume a Lease That Was Terminated Pre-petition? - Keith M. Baker
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS: Sandbags & Hockey Sticks: Evaluating Prospective Financial Information - Alan D. Holtz
LAST IN LINE: The Earmarking Doctrine: or, The "Greater Fool Theory" Is Alive and Well in Preference Defenses - John D. Penn
LEGISLATIVE HIGHLIGHTS: Rehnquist Appeals for Bankruptcy Judgeships
ON OUR WATCH: New and Emerging Chapter 11 Issues in Bankruptcy Administration - Joseph A. Guzinski
ON THE EDGE: Property Leases, Adequate Protection Payments and the Debtor's Statutory Duty to Perform Lease Obligations - Randall D. Crocker and Eric N. Mathison
PRACTICE & PROCEDURE: Liquidation Trustee Liability: What You Can't See Can Hurt You - Bruce H. White and William L. Medford
SUGGESTED READING: The Rehnquist Choice/Creating Value Through Corporate Restructuring - Romaine S. Scott III
THE INTERNATIONAL SCENE: Reconciling Chapter 11 with Restructurings in Canada: Recent Developments in The Loewen Group Inc. - Orestes Pasparakis
TOXINS-ARE-US: Debtors Beware: Post-petition Environmental Superliens Exempt from Automatic Stay - John W. Ames and Tracy M. Sullivan
TURNAROUND TOPICS: Buy High, Sell Low: Macro Trends and Inferences - Harvey L. Tepner
VALUE & CENTS: Accounting Practice Valuations for Bankruptcy-related Purposes - Robert F. Reilly
