Conducted in 1996, the survey that forms the basis for this report queried more than one quarter of the ABI's membership, which includes attorneys, accountants, academics, judges, trustees, lenders, credit managers, turnaround consultants and several other types of bankruptcy professionals on a variety of aspects related to the present bankruptcy system in the United States.

Report from the ABI Consumer Bankruptcy Reform Forum  (Jan. 1997)

Held in January 1997, the Forum gathered more than 50 bankruptcy professionals from a variety of perspectives to openly discuss numerous aspects of consumer bankruptcy and the dramatic increase in consumer filings over the past two years.

Report on the ABI Preferences Survey  (May 1997)

Conducted in 1996 and 1997, the survey of more than 2,500 insolvency professionals, including 1,000 attorneys, accountants and turnaround consultants among the more than 5,300 ABI members; 1,200 credit managers from the National Association of Credit Management; and 300 lenders from the Commercial Finance Association, considered the strengths and weaknesses of the preference laws.

ABI Law Review
Vol. 3, No. 1, Spring 1995
and Vol. 4, No. 1, Spring 1996

With articles devoted specifically to the ABI Bankruptcy Reform Study Project, these two issues of the Law Review are available in ABI On-Line or for puchase from LRP Publications.

The ABI National Symposia Series

Each of these publications is available exclusively to ABI members online. Please see the ABI Publications Catalogue for information and prices.