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Newly updated for 2020, this revised Chapter 11 bankruptcy guide for attorneys offers essential information for successfully prosecuting Chapter 11 cases. It includes new plan forms, revisions to Bankruptcy Rules, and updated proof of claim requirements and timelines, along with changes to plan objection and confirmation processes. The book provides comprehensive commentary and instructions for handling small business cases under Chapter 11, applicable to any state or district. It caters to attorneys at all experience levels, from those new to Chapter 11 practice to seasoned professionals. Over 10,000 attorneys have benefited from this handbook, which covers every aspect of a Chapter 11 case—from the initial interview to case closure. It features the complete text of the Federal Bankruptcy Rules and relevant chapters of the Bankruptcy Code as of January 1, 2019, along with samples of petitions, schedules, motions, and other necessary documents. Additionally, it includes informative Q&A sections about Chapter 11, nonbankruptcy alternatives, and details on attorney employment and compensation. The guide also explains when to choose Chapter 11 over Chapters 7 or 13, and how to prepare and secure approval for a Plan of Reorganization and a Disclosure Statement, as well as the confirmation process in Chapter 11 cases.

Argyle’s “The Attorney’s Bankruptcy Code and Rules Book” is designed to serve as a ready, unannotated, in-court reference material for attorneys and other legal professionals in the handling of any bankruptcy case. The text contained in this book incorporate all changes in the U.S.C., Bankruptcy Code, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, and the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure through January 1, 2021.This book contains all of the US Bankruptcy Code (11 USC), other relevant provisions from the USC that are related to bankruptcy, the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure, the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and adjusted dollar amounts from 11 USC Section 104.We hope you find this book to be an easy-to-navigate, in-court or in-office reference material for all of your bankruptcy cases.