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Thanks to Lois Lupica

posted by Katie Porter

Credit Slips and its readers benefitted from the thoughtful posts of Prof. Lois Lupica during the last week. Her study on attorneys fees in consumer bankruptcy will surely contribute to policy discussions about reforming the bankruptcy system, and I'm glad to have had a preview of how Prof. Lupica is going about this important work. We hope she'll join us again as her work progresses to provide additional findings and insights. Thanks from your fans at Credit Slips! 

April 5, 2011 at 5:41 AM in Blog Stuff

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It's great stuff from Professor Lupica. Hope she will continue working on additional findings for all of us.

Posted by: assessment | April 06, 2011 at 12:57 AM

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