Blog Stuff

Welcome to Drew Dawson

02/17/14

Credit Slips is please to welcome Professor Drew Dawson as a guest blogger. Drew is on the faculty at the University of Miami School of Law where he teaches the bankruptcy, commercial law, and the other sorts of course you would expect from someone at Credit Slips. He has published on collective bargaining agreements in bankruptcy and offshore bankruptcies. He is relatively newer voice in the academy, and we are happy to have him join us for a while.

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Welcome Back to Javier Arias

02/10/14

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 recently taken steps to try to deal with some of its consumer insolvency problems. It might be more straight-forward to say Spain passed a bankruptcy law, but others might not label it a "bankruptcy law" for reasons Javier will elaborate.

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Some Changes at the Slips

01/23/14

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!

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Credit Slips Now on Twitter

11/09/13

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 will allow you to tweet individual Credit Slips posts on your own Twitter feed.

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Welcome to Lois Lupica and Nancy Rapoport

06/02/13

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 University of Maine and a past guest blogger on Credit Slips.

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If You (Don't) See Something, Say Something

05/28/13

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 else's. And, this blog is something we all do in our spare time. If something stops working or you have other suggestions, feel welcome to shoot me an e-mail or leave a comment. It will be a help.

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Comments, Spam, Loyal Readers, and False Positives

04/02/13

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.

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