Maryland Bar Journal
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Sept/Oct 2002
Volume XXXV Number 5
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Features
SLIDING INTO BANKRUPTCY
Bankruptcy Filings Climb -
New Chief Judge Tackles Flood of Cases
by Janet Stidman Eveleth
Bankruptcy Intersects Family Law
by Thomas C. Ries and Mark F. Scurti
Time For Bankruptcy Reform
by Alexander Gordon IV
Pitfalls For The Unwary: When To File A Bankruptcy Case
by Timothy P. Branigan and Lawrence D. Coppel
Evaluation Of Chapter 13 - The Trustee's Perspective
by Ellen Cosby
How To Keep Your Clients And You From Becoming Enforcement
Targets
by Mark A. Neal
Police And Regulatory Power Exceptions To The
Automatic Stay
by Tamera L. Fine
Big Business In The World Of Troubled Companies -
Buying And Selling Businesses And Assets In Bankruptcy
by Richard L. Wasserman, Frank A. Ciatto and Daniel A.
Hawtof
MSBA's Mission
by James P. Nolan
Departments
Lawyer as Trustee: Working with Brokers, Investment
Advisors and Financial Planners
A Lawyer's Word
Door-to-Door Solicitations
Statements or opinions expressed herein are those of the authors
and do not necessarily reflect those of the Maryland State Bar Association,
its officers, Board of Governors, the Editorial Board or staff.
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