Presentation Title
How Has Effectuations Into Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 Provide Equity and Consensus for All-Inclusion? The Bankruptcy Code in Action Among Bankruptcy & Fraud Targeting
Advisor
Dean Donald Andrews, Ph.D
Second Advisor
2022
Third Advisor
Dr. Albert Clark
Department
Business
Document Type
Editorial
Abstract
In this research paper, I quantify the extent to which risk amid bankruptcy and fraud targeting has quintupled while enacting bankruptcy code limited scope of activity of business and non-business, influence of Department of Justice United States Trustee Program, and Bankruptcy Court systemic and peak survival. Executing bankruptcy codes, acts, initiatives, and risk interventions soften the blow of disproportionately effected cases. The recent decline of bankruptcy cases from 2020 to 2022 results in a robust recovery efforts. All-inclusively, the resolve demonstrates the critical vantage point of judgeships, trustees, attorney, and bankruptcy court systems consensus dependence on the Bankruptcy Reform Act of 1978 and shows how temporary negative risk of bankruptcy and fraud targeting has persisted while enacting bankruptcy code(s).
Presentation Date
Spring 5-13-2022
Recommended Citation
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