Description: The Anatomy of Corporate Insolvency Law provides comparative analysis of how different jurisdictions treat critical legal devices and problems. In doing so, it facilitates cooperation between jurisdictions in lawmaking and explains how solutions adopted in one jurisdiction might be applicable in another.
Review Quotes: "In their analysis, the eight authors from six different jurisdictions address key issues identified in corporate insolvency practice. These include, besides the question of when insolvency actually occurs, aspects such as judicial and extrajudicial restructurings, credit securities, insolvency avoidance actions, liability piercing, group insolvency law, as well as tax and labor law. Their work serves as an important driver of innovation in corporate insolvency law across many jurisdictions. The volume edited by Bork and Mangano offers an excellent entry point for this and should therefore be consulted by all corporate insolvency practitioners." -- Sebastian Mock, ZRI Online
"The work edited by Bork and Mangano offers a very good approach to this and should therefore be consulted by corporate insolvency lawyers of all kinds." -- Sebastian Mock, ZRI Online"Overall, this book constitutes an essential addition to the libraries of any university, practitioner and researcher specialising in insolvency and restructuring. It comes as highly recommended for anyone with professional and/or academic interest in the fields and issues covered. As a comparative text, it is essential and authoritative as well as a superbly written guide to the key issues in theareas covered." -- Paul Omar, Eurofenix