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Welcome to Professor Lipson

posted by John Pottow

Credit Slips readers are in for a treat this week.  Our guest blogger will be Prof. Jonathan C. Lipson, yet another bankruptcy law expert.  Unlike many academics who purport to have expertise in the field of bankruptcy, Prof. Lipson (on faculty at Temple but currently visiting at Penn) actually practiced law before he entered the academy.  It would be difficult to sum up his current research focus; he has such catholic interests as "constitutional exceptionalism" of bankruptcy law, ecclesiastical bankruptcies, executive compensation, and (one of my favorites) the role of the examiner in Chapter 11.  He also writes good stuff on Article 9 and other commercial law to boot.  Enjoy!

June 9, 2007 at 11:46 PM in Blog Stuff

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