Bankruptcy

Thank You's and Welcomes

By Bob Lawless

For the past ten days, Professor Jonathan Lipson has been a guest blogger with a series of posts that left few of our readers indifferent. Love 'em or hate 'em, the posts on everything from empirical methodology to state bankruptcy seemed to strike a chord with our readers. One of the things about blogging, especially when you are a visitor for a week, is that you put your opinions (and punctuation) out there for everyone to take a shot at. On behalf of everyone at Credit Slips, I want to thank Jonathan for joining us for a week and putting himself into the fray.

Joining us as a guest for this coming week will be Professor Sarah Woo of New York University. At the UCLA "Big Bankruptcy" workshop, I had the pleasure of meeting Woo. She is doing some important work on how financial and bank regulation affects specific outcomes in the bankruptcy courts. The intersection of these two bodies of law are important yet underdeveloped theoretically and empirically. Welcome Sarah.

Full post as published by Credit Slips on February 21, 2011 (boomark / email).