Daily
Opinion Service from Lexis-Nexis provides daily cite lists for all Federal & State
high courts including US Bankruptcy Courts.
The
Global Insolvency Law Database (GILD) from the Word
Bank aims to promote understanding and awareness of best
international practice in the fields of insolvency and
debtor-creditor systems and corporate restructuring.
InsolvencyAsia is a project
designed to provide a regional forum for government officials and policy
makers concerned with insolvency law reform in Asia.
The
International Insolvency Institute's primary objectives
include improving international co-operation in multinational business
reorganizations and restructurings. Take a look at the
E-Library for
additional resources.
The National Association of
Bankruptcy Trustees is a nonprofit association formed to
address the needs of the bankruptcy trustees1
throughout the country and to promote the effectiveness of the
bankruptcy system as a whole.
The
National Bankruptcy Conference is a voluntary, non-profit
organization of about sixty-five lawyers, law teachers, and bankruptcy
judges and its purpose is to study the operation of bankruptcy and
related laws and proposals for their reform.
The
National Bankruptcy Review Commission (ceased to exist
November 19, 1997) was an independent commission established to
investigate and study issues relating to the Bankruptcy Code.
Take a look at the
Final Report dated October 20, 1997.
Web BRD enables you to
design and instantly execute an empirical study of large public
company bankruptcy cases. Users can access the
Online
Database, enter their criteria and create a study in seconds. back to top
Bankruptcy
Basics from the
The Federal Judiciary,
provides basic information to debtors, creditor, court
personnel, the media and the general public on different aspects
of federal bankruptcy laws.