Judgment Proofing, Bankruptcy Policy, and the Dark Side of Tort Liability

Who Pays for Tort Liability Claims? An Economic Analysis of the U.S. Tort Liability System

Liability Insurance at the Tort-Crime Boundary

the relationship between tort law and the law of bankruptcy

bankruptcy and tort; two apparently distinct branches of law, but, in fact, some technical and theoretical issues arise from their interaction. these include, among others, the boundaries between personal rights of the victim to damages, exclusively allocated to the bankrupt, and the financial damages , which belong to the creditors ; the problems resulting from the chronological order of the b...

consequences of bankruptcy judgment

judgment of bankruptcy leads to bankruptcy of merchant. therefore, merchant will be incapable and cannot possess in his asset. various provisions can be found in commercial code, regarding contract’s of bankrupt merchant, which is inconsistent with civil code. article 423 has stipulated that trades of merchant after bankruptcy, in three cases will be void. this position is not consistent with c...

Tort Liability of the Mentally Ill and Mentally Deficient