Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal

The Emory Bankruptcy Developments Journal is thrilled to announce that the special issue prepared by Volume 37 is now available online! You can access the Developments Issue using the following link: https://scholarlycommons.law.emory.edu/ebdj/. EBDJ thanks its staff members and editors for their hard work in editing this issue, and thanks its special contributing authors for working with the journal through the publication process.

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We are honored to announce that a piece published by EBDJ was recently featured on the Harvard Law School Bankruptcy Roundtable! In it, authors Anthony J. Casey and Joshua Macey discuss the wide discretion given to debtors to reorganize in the venue of their choice, leading to the market domination of the District of Delaware and the Southern District of New York for large Chapter 11 cases.

Check out our article!:
https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3789994

Check out the Harvard Bankruptcy Roundtable's post about here:
http://blogs.harvard.edu/bankruptcyroundtable/2021/04/27/bankruptcy-shopping-domestic-venue-races-and-global-forum-wars/

Bankruptcy Shopping: Domestic Venue Races and Global Forum Wars By Anthony J. Casey (Professor, The University of Chicago Law School) and Joshua Macey (Assistant Professor, The University of Chicago Law School) The United States Bankruptcy Code gives debtors wi…

Today’s graduating 3L Feature is Jonathan Hirsch. Jonathan is a Managing Editor for EBDJ. He enjoys being outdoors and on the water, engaging in recreational activities, and spending time with his friends and family. Jonathan is the founding President of Emory Law's Tax Law Society and has maintained a transactional focus during his time in law school. Following graduation, Jonathan will be clerking in an 11th Circuit U.S. District Court. Congrats on all of your success, Jonathan!

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