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Published: December 16, 2025
Publisher: Matthew Bender Elite Products
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Part one of a three-part indispensable resource, the Collier Pamphlet Edition, Part 1 contains the complete and up-to-date Bankruptcy Code, selected legislative history, and relevant sections of the Judicial Code and other statutory provisions. Also included are cross-references to other Collier publications, as well as expert commentary and relevant case summaries written by Collier Editors-in-Chief Alan N. Resnick and Henry J. Sommer.
The three-part set comprises:
• Collier Pamphlet Edition, Part 1 (Bankruptcy Code with selected legislative history; portions of Judicial Code and additional statutes; commentary and case summaries)
• Collier Pamphlet Edition, Part 2 (Bankruptcy Rules; Federal Rules of Evidence; Official Bankruptcy Forms; Director's Procedural Forms; rule history; commentary and case summaries)
• Collier Portable Pamphlet (combined text of Bankruptcy Code and Rules in one handy reference pamphlet)
When you rely on the Collier Pamphlet Edition, you can be confident you're working with current, authoritative information, whether you're in the office or in the courtroom.
The previous edition's ISBN is 9781663374660.
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Part 1 BANKRUPTCY CODE
The Bankruptcy Code, as amended, including:
• Legislative History
• Overview
• Relation to Other Code Sections
• Relation to Other Statutes
• Relation to Rules
• Relation to Forms
• Comments on Amendments
• Selected Case Comments
• Collier References
Selected Provisions of the Judicial Code
Additional Statutory Provisions
Index