Anheuser-Busch Hall 560
1 Brookings Drive, Campus Box 1120
St. Louis, MO 63130
United States
Washington University in St. Louis - School of Law
bankruptcy discharge, student loans, educational debt, discharge litigation, higher education
Bankruptcy, discharge, education, higher education, educational debt, student loans
bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, slavery, domestic slave trade, legal history, race and the law
Courts, Judges, Appeals, Appellate Structure, Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Appellate Panels
administration, bankruptcy, courts, judges, judicial function, judicial discretion, means test
administrative law, agencies, bankruptcy, courts, delegation, institutional design, judges
access to justice, bankruptcy, discharge litigation, educational debt, empirical studies, practice and procedure, student loans
Bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, Slavery, Domestic Slave Trade, Legal History, Race and the Law
BAPCPA, bankruptcy administration, bankruptcy reform, case dismissal, consumer debtors, means test, pro se debtors
bankruptcy, preferences, trustee, burden of proof
administrative law, bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, business history, legal history, race and the law, slavery
2007 Consumer Bankruptcy Project, bankruptcy reform, consumer debtors, means test
courts, judges, empirical, bankruptcy, appeals, appellate structure
bankruptcy, discharge, student loans, educational debt, health, illness
bankruptcy, equitable subordination
judicial appointments, judicial independence, judicial selection, judicial accountability, judicial quality, bankruptcy judges
bankruptcy, Chapter 13, cramdown, discounting, present value, Till v. SCS Credit Corp
bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, Bankruptcy Clause, business history, constitutional law, courts, judges, legal history, race and the law, secured transactions, slavery
African Americans, antebellum business history, antebellum legal history, bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, free people of color, race and the law
bankruptcy, jurisdiction, automatic stay, property of the estate, government creditor, FCC
bankruptcy, Bankruptcy Act of 1841, business history, federalism, legal history, race and the law, slavery
access to justice, bankruptcy, bankruptcy procedure, case dismissal, consumer debtors, self-representation
