Baird and Jackson's Bankruptcy: Cases, Problems, and Materials

Barry E. Adler, New York University School of Law

Anthony J. Casey, University of Chicago Law School

Edward R. Morrison, Columbia University Law School

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This edition contains a new unit on this summer’s Supreme Court decision in Purdue Pharma, which reshapes the law of third-party releases. Other updates to the book include the addition of the novel LTL Management and National Rifle Association opinions on good-faith filing. Also added is a discussion of the Supreme Court’s opinion in Fulton on the turnover of property as well as discussions of the appellate decisions Weinstein Company on executory contracts, Generation Resources on fraudulent conveyances, and Nuverra on equitable mootness.

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