Collier Bankruptcy Manual

Author(s): Richard Levin (Author), Henry J. Sommer (Author)
The Collier Bankruptcy Manual, a four-volume desk edition of Collier on Bankruptcy, provides a definitive section-by-section analysis of the Bankruptcy Code, accompanied by detailed analysis of current rules, case law, and related non-bankruptcy law.
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Get the most authoritative coverage of bankruptcy law in a time-saving compact guide. The Collier Bankruptcy Manual, 4th Edition, a four-volume desk edition of Collier on Bankruptcy, provides a definitive section-by-section analysis of the Bankruptcy Code, accompanied by detailed analysis of current rules, case law, and related non-bankruptcy law.

Publication of the fourth edition of the Collier Bankruptcy Manual began in the summer of 2010. In June 2011, the fourth edition was completed, bringing the Collier Bankruptcy Manual fully up-to-date with Collier on Bankruptcy.

Every aspect of bankruptcy practice is covered, including:

• Voluntary and involuntary cases;
• Liquidation proceedings;
• Reorganization proceedings (individual and business);
• Case administration;
• Debtors' duties and benefits;
• Role and capacity of the trustee; and
• Ancillary and other cross-border cases.

Featuring the same expert opinion found in Collier on Bankruptcy, the Collier Bankruptcy Manual, 4th Edition provides authoritative guidance in an affordable, easy-to-use format.

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