| Bankruptcy Developments Journal 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| American recognition of international insolvency proceedings: deciphering section 304(c). | Law | Rimel, Melissa S. |
| Application of the "feasibility" test under section 362(d)(2): did Timbers really change anything? | Law | O'Connor, Daniel A. |
| Assignment of rents: the creditor's uncertain path to obtaining rents generated from the debtor's property in bankruptcy. | Law | Crowley, Cameron S. |
| Bankruptcy trustees' compensation: an issue of court control. | Law | Flaccus, Janet A. |
| Chapter 11 financial reporting rules for debtors: the impact on creditors, shareholders, new investors, and the bar. | Law | Friedman, Jack |
| Claims trafficking in Chapter 11 - has the pendulum swung too far? | Law | Conti, Joy Flowers, Kozlowski, Raymond F., Jr., Ferleger, Leonard S. |
| Game theory and bankruptcy reorganizations. | Law | Carlson, David Gray |
| Individual consumer "Chapter 20" cases after Johnson: an introduction to nonbusiness serial filings under Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code. (Johnson v. Home State Bank) | Law | Coleman, Lex A. |
| "Insured vs. insured" exclusions in director and officer liability insurance policies: is coverage available when Chapter 11 trustees and debtors-in-possession sue former directors and officers? | Law | Palmore, Melanie K. |
| Postconfirmation modification of Chapter 13 plans: a sheep in wolf's clothing. | Law | Deffebach, Harry L. |
| Providing adequate assurance for utilities under section 366. | Law | Anderson, Cheryl F. |
| Single-asset real estate cases and the good faith requirement: why reluctance to ask whether a case belongs in bankruptcy may lead to the incorrect result. | Law | Katz, Brian S. |
| The dischargeability of CERCLA cleanup costs incurred after bankruptcy. | Law | Berkery, John P. |
| The parameters of the non-plan liquidating Chapter Eleven: refining the Lionel standard. | Law | Bodoh, William T., Kennedy, John W., Mulligan, Joseph P. |
| Use of United States bankruptcy law in multinational insolvencies: the Axona litigation - issues, tactics, and implications for the future. | Law | Goodman, Henry Lewis, Friedman, Mark P., Schrag, William H. |
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