January 24, 2012:  Reorganizations in the United States

 The basics of United States corporate bankruptcy law

 Lecturers:  Evan Flaschen, Renée Dailey and Katherine Lindsay

     Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code

     Fourth Time’s A Charm: How Donald Trump Made Bankruptcy Work For Him

     Bankruptcy Code §109

     Bankruptcy Code §§ 361-365

     Bankruptcy Code §§ 1101-1129

     Basis Points Blog

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Class Syllabus: Part I

International and Comparative Corporate Insolvency Law

 January 17, 2012:  History and Culture of Bankruptcy Law

 Brief history of credit and debt; bankruptcy law as a reflection of society and culture; bankruptcy law choices and consequences

 Lecturers:  Evan Flaschen and Renée Dailey

     The History of Credit & Debt—Bankruptcy

     Role of History and Culture in Developing Bankruptcy and Insolvency Systems: The Perils of Legal Transplantation

     Development of Insolvency Law as Part of the Transition from a Centrally Planned to a Market Economy
 
    American Exceptionalism

     U.S. Presidents That Have Filed Bankruptcy

 January 31, 2012:  Corporate Finance

 Financing the Modern Corporate Group

 Lecturers:  Evan Flaschen, Renée Dailey and Ilia O’Hearn

     What is Corporate Finance?

     Bankruptcy Laws Drive Corporate Default Rates

     Kodak Financial Statements and Sears Financial Statements

     Corporate Diagram