Courting Failure: How Competition For Big Cases Is Corrupting The Bankruptcy Courts
Courting Failure examines how competition for major bankruptcy cases can influence the courts responsible for handling them. Lynn M. LoPucki explores the relationship between institutional pressures, legal decision-making, and corruption, offering a focused analysis for readers interested in bankruptcy law and the administration of justice.
About This Book
Courting Failure examines the relationship between competition and the bankruptcy court system.
The book focuses on the pursuit of high-profile or major bankruptcy cases and the effects that competition may have on judicial institutions.
Lynn M. LoPucki considers how these pressures can contribute to corruption within the bankruptcy courts.
This work is intended for readers interested in bankruptcy law, legal institutions, and the broader consequences of competition in the justice system.
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