Conferences & Symposia
Twilight in the Zone of Insolvency: FIDUCIARY DUTY AND CREDITORS OF TROUBLED COMPANIES
FIDUCIARY DUTIES IN DISTRESSED CORPORATIONS: SECOND GENERATION ISSUES
ROYCE DE R. BARONDESWHY A FIDUCIARY DUTY SHIFT TO CREDITORS OF INSOLVENT BUSINESS ENTITIES IS INCORRECT AS A MATTER OF THEORY AND PRACTICE
J. WILLIAM CALLISONDIRECT CREDITOR CLAIMS FOR BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY: IS THEY IS, OR IS THEY AIN'T? (PRESENTATION)
ROGER A. LANE, ESQ.DIRECT CREDITOR CLAIMS FOR BREACH OF FIDUCIARY DUTY: IS THEY IS, OR IS THEY AIN'T? (PAPER)
ROGER A. LANE, ESQ.THE DIRECTORS' DUTY TO THE CREDITORS OF A FINANCIALLY DISTRESSED COMPANY: A PERSPECTIVE FROM ACROSS THE POND
DONNA W MCKENZIE SKENEDIRECTOR AND OFFICER LIABILITY WHEN "ZONE OF INSOLVENCY" CASES GO TO TRIAL ADJUDICATIONS OF THE CREDIT LYONNAIS VICINITY OF INSOLVENCY CASE
CARL E. METZGER, ESQ.
BRIAN H. MUKHERJEE, ESQ.THE BUSINESS JUDGMENT RULE IN GOOD AND BAD TIMES
LARRY E. RIBSTEIN
KELLI A. ALCESDIRECTORS' DUTY TO CREDITORS AND OPTIMAL DEBT CONTRACT (PRESENTATION)
SIMONE M. SEPEDIRECTORS' DUTY TO CREDITORS AND OPTIMAL DEBT CONTRACT (PAPER)
SIMONE M. SEPEFROM PRODUCTION RESOURCES TO PEOPLES DEPARTMENT STORES A SIMILAR RESPONSE BY DELAWARE AND CANADIAN COURTS ON THE FIDUCIARY DUTIES OF DIRECTORS TO CREDITORS OF INSOLVENT COMPANIES
PAMELA L.J. HUFF
RUSSELL C. SILBERGLIEDGAP FILLING IN THE ZONE OF INSOLVENCY
FREDERICK TUNGMUCH ADO ABOUT LITTLE? DIRECTORS' FIDUCIARY DUTIES IN THE VICINITY OF INSOLVENCY
STEPHEN M. BAINBRIDGE
