Judgment proofing, bankruptcy policy, and the dark side of tort liability.(response to article by Steven L. Schwarcz in this issue, p. 1): An article from: Stanford Law Review

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From the supplier: The author shortly discusses the debate between Steven L. Schwarcz and Lynn M. LoPucki, included in this issue, concerning LoPucki's argument that corporations use mechanisms to obtain a judgment proof status. He continues by addressing related issues of underlying economic policy with a focus upon bankruptcy law and policy.

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Title: Judgment proofing, bankruptcy policy, and the dark side of tort liability.(response to article by Steven L. Schwarcz in this issue, p. 1)
Author: Charles W., Jr. Mooney
Publication:Stanford Law Review (Refereed)
Date: November 1, 1999
Publisher: Stanford Law School
Volume: 52 Issue: 1 Page: 73

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