p The lively style, excellent problems, and balanced coverage of bThe Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems/b have made this text one of the leading bankruptcy law casebooks. Honed through six editions, it continues to provide students and professors with an exemplary instructional tool. /p p bAmong the attributes that make this casebook a favorite with teachers and students alike/b: /p ul li bmore than 50 problem sets /b— featuring the realistic questions a lawyer considers in confronting the statutory provisions for a bankruptcy case /li li bexplanatory text throughout/b makes bankruptcy law accessible to students and easier to teach /li li borganized functionally, as a bankruptcy case would unfold /b— students find it logical and sensible /li li a bthematic “mega-problem” appears throughout the book/b, providing chapter-by-chapter review and integrating elements of all chapters at the end of the book /li li bconsumer bankruptcy is separated from business bankruptcy for clarity/b, and the text begins with the more familiar consumer bankruptcy /li li ban excellent Teacher’s Manual/b that is especially helpful to newer professors /li /ul p bThis timely revision has been updated to reflect recent developments and case law and includes/b: /p ul li bcoverage of cases resulting from the 2005 Amendments/b, including consumer bankruptcy, including Chapter 7; Chapter 13, the “hanging paragraph;” and means test eligibility /li li bexpanded business law coverage/b with individualized treatment of small business bankruptcies and their bigger, publicly traded Chapter 11 cousins, emphasizing the rapid changes in the world of reorganization and the first international cases under Chapter 15 /li li as in past editions, there are problem sets for each subject area in the book, however the sixth edition will have bvariations of some of the problems available, allowing for more flexibility/b /li /ul p Classroom-tested through five editions, revised to keep pace with the most recent developments in the world of bankruptcy, bThe Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems, Sixth Edition/b, is an unbeatable method for teaching a practical, animated, and completely state-of-the-art course. /p p /p

p The lively style, excellent problems, and balanced coverage of bThe Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems/b have made this text one of the leading bankruptcy law casebooks. Honed through six editions, it continues to provide students and professors with an exemplary instructional tool. /p p bAmong the attributes that make this casebook a favorite with teachers and students alike/b: /p ul li bmore than 50 problem sets /b— featuring the realistic questions a lawyer considers in confronting the statutory provisions for a bankruptcy case /li li bexplanatory text throughout/b makes bankruptcy law accessible to students and easier to teach /li li borganized functionally, as a bankruptcy case would unfold /b— students find it logical and sensible /li li a bthematic “mega-problem” appears throughout the book/b, providing chapter-by-chapter review and integrating elements of all chapters at the end of the book /li li bconsumer bankruptcy is separated from business bankruptcy for clarity/b, and the text begins with the more familiar consumer bankruptcy /li li ban excellent Teacher’s Manual/b that is especially helpful to newer professors /li /ul p bThis timely revision has been updated to reflect recent developments and case law and includes/b: /p ul li bcoverage of cases resulting from the 2005 Amendments/b, including consumer bankruptcy, including Chapter 7; Chapter 13, the “hanging paragraph;” and means test eligibility /li li bexpanded business law coverage/b with individualized treatment of small business bankruptcies and their bigger, publicly traded Chapter 11 cousins, emphasizing the rapid changes in the world of reorganization and the first international cases under Chapter 15 /li li as in past editions, there are problem sets for each subject area in the book, however the sixth edition will have bvariations of some of the problems available, allowing for more flexibility/b /li /ul p Classroom-tested through five editions, revised to keep pace with the most recent developments in the world of bankruptcy, bThe Law of Debtors and Creditors: Text, Cases, and Problems, Sixth Edition/b, is an unbeatable method for teaching a practical, animated, and completely state-of-the-art course. /p p /p