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February 27, 2011
Law Review Article - Chapter 11 Fees
What We 'Know' About Chapter 11 Cost is Wrong
Stephen J. Lubben
Seton Hall University - School of Law
November 30, 2010
Seton Hall Public Law Research Paper No. 1718047
Abstract:
Among the collective wisdom about large corporate bankruptcy cases, the following points are almost undisputed: Longer chapter 11 cases cost more; Prepackaged chapter 11 cases cost less; Cases filed in New York or Delaware cost more; Fee examiners control the costs of big chapter 11 cases.
But each of these points is wrong, and in most cases entirely backward. And this article provides empirical evidence to show why.
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