News Topic: Blog Stuff

Francisco Javier Arias Varona, Profesor Titular de Derecho Mercantil at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid, Spain, will be joining as a guest blogger for a few weeks. Long-time readers may remember Javier's last guest stint with us. Spain has ... Read full article

We are making a few changes in the author line-up here at  Credit Slips . The blog has been running for seven and a half years. During that time, new voices have entered the academy, and we need to keep up! ... Read full article

Credit Slips  now has a Twitter feed. You can find us @CreditSlips on Twitter (as well as from the button to the right). We'll be trying to put our posts up there as well as retweeting from the  Credit Slips  authors. We also have added a button that ... Read full article

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Credit Slips is very pleased that  Professor Lois Lupica and Dean Nancy Rapoport will be joining us for a few days. Both of these names are probably already well known to many of our readers. Lois is the Maine Law Foundation Professor of Law at the ... Read full article

So, I just discovered that the Credit Slips feed to Facebook has been inactive for two months. I think I have fixed it. As the one with all the virtual keys to the machines, my experience when looking at the web site is not always the same as everyone ... Read full article

The many interesting comments left by our informed readership help make Credit Slips one of the best places on the Internet for informed discussion about debt and bankruptcy issues. The many spam comments make Credit Slips a less useful resource. ... Read full article

Lauren Willis has joined us for the last month as a guest blogger, and in her most recent post thanked us for allowing her to "use our soap box." You're very welcome, Lauren, but we really don't want you to leave.  We're happy to ... Read full article

On behalf of eveyone at Credit Slips , I wanted to thank Professor Paige Skiba for spending ... Read full article

Professor Mark Weidemaier  of the University of North Carolina has been guest blogging with us since early November. Today's post on the Second Circuit's pari passu hearing in the NML litigation marked an end to his time with us. ... Read full article

It is always great to have our guests return, which makes me please to announced that Professor Paige Skiba of Vanderbilt University will be joining us for a few days. Paige has done a lot of interesting work on high-interest credit like payday lending and ... Read full article

If you visited Credit Slips  yesterday (February 19) and had problems loading the site, it was because our hosting service (Typepad) had some system-wide issues. Everything should be working now. Typepad status is always available here . ... Read full article

Long-time readers will remember Professor Jason Kilborn's   guest-blogging stints.  Jason focuses on comparative and international issues in the world of bankruptcy. This is always a perspective we sorely need here on the Slips , and we were wanting ... Read full article

We're very excited to have Lauren Willis of Loyola Law School , Los Angeles, join us as a guest blogger. We have been trying to find a mutually convenient time for months, and schedules finally aligned. Professor Willis is perhaps best known for being ... Read full article

It seemed time to catch up with the rest of the world. My kids tell me there is this thing called "Facebook" that might just catch on. We now have a Facebook page . Perhaps even better, you can "Like" or "Share" individual ... Read full article

Until a month or so ago, you could have asked almost any economist or political scientist whether sovereign borrowers worry about legal enforcement, and, by way of answer, you would gotten a technical version of "Huh?" Academics disagree about ... Read full article