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The 1.5 Billion General Motors Recalls at the Dangerous Intersection of Chapter 11, Article 9, and TARP
(University of Cincinnati Law Review, 2017)This article, then, joins other articles' that have examined the power of secured creditors in mega-chapter 11 cases and proposes reforming long-standing practices. Rather than take a theoretical, big-picture approach to ... -
The 1970 Clean Air Amendments: Federalism in Action or Inaction?
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1974)The article will consider in depth only that part of the Clean Air Act that deals with stationary sources, and more specifically that portion dealing with federal enforcement of state implementation plans. Professor Kramer ... -
The 1970 Clean Air Amendments: Federalism In Action Or Inaction?
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1974)Observes the monumental changes the 1970 amendments made to environmental law. The author praises the dual system of enforcement and variance approval. Moreover, the author believes that a federal presence limits leniency ... -
The 1974 Amendments To Article Nine
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1975 Amendments to the Texas Business Corporation Act and the Texas Securities Act
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1975)Professor Bateman discusses recent changes to the Texas Business Corporation Act and the Texas Securities Act, including changes to restrictions on transferability of shares, close corporations, corporate formalities, ... -
The 1975 Amendments to the Texas Business Corporation Act and the Texas Securities Act
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1975)Discusses the main amendments to the securities act which include exemptions from registration, rule-making authority for the Texas Securities Board, clarifications of sec 334 of the Act, and a remedy to receivership in ... -
The 1977 Clean Air Act Amendments: A Tactical Retreat From the Technology-Forcing Strategy?
(Urban Law Annual, 1978)The Clean Air Act of 1970 utilized the innovative concept of health-based standards to achieve a technology-forcing strategy, which meant that protection of the public health could be the sole consideration in either ... -
1995 Revisions to the DTPA: Altering the Landscape
(Texas Tech Law Review, 1996)This Article will explore the various provisions of House Bill 668 and discuss the Bill's revisions to the Deceptive Trade Practices Act's (DTPA) and Insurance Code. In particular, the Article will examine amendments to ... -
1995 Texas Tech University School of Law Commencement
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1998-1999 Law Review Executive Board
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1999-2000 Law Review Editors
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2(B) or Not 2(B)? Whether the Negative Implication of § 502(B) Requires Disallowance of Contractual Post-Petition Attorneys’ Fees in Bankruptcy (And Why There Should Be a New Majority Approach)
(Texas Tech Business & Bankruptcy Law Journal, 2015)This comment discusses the nonuniformity in the application of 502(b) to post-petition attorneys’ fees in bankruptcy. The comment analyzes the Supreme Court decision in Travelers, which avoided resolving the issue of ... -
2007 Texas Legislative Update: Intestacy, Wills, Trusts, and Related Matters
(2008-01)An update of the legislative changes regarding selected matters pertaining to Texas wills, trusts, estates, and other related matters. -
2009 Texas Legislative Update: Intestacy, Wills, Trusts, and Related Matters
(Estate Planning Developments for Texas Professionals, 2009-07)A review of laws enacted during the 2009 Texas legislative session. Topics addressed include wills, trusts, estate administration, intestacy, the estates code, and other estate planning matters. -
2010–2011 UCC Update
(2011)This article describes and analyzes selected recent cases decided under the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). A few cases decided under other statutes are also included. -
2011 Texas Estate Planning Legislative Update
(Estate Planning Developments for Texas Professionals, 2011-11)A brief summary of laws enacted by the 2011 Texas legislative session. Topics addressed include the Texas estates code, wills, estate administration, trusts, and other estate planning matters.