It was a privilege and an honor to participate in this symposium! Thank you to the Yale J-Reg editors for a truly thoughtful (and helpful) edit. www.yalejreg.com/print/equity...

And here's a teaser from the Nation: thenation.com/article/soci... 3/3

American Bankruptcy Law Already Undercuts Accountability for Police Misconduct

And the Supreme Court may be about to make the situation worse.

And here's a teaser from the Nation: thenation.com/article/soci... 3/3

American Bankruptcy Law Already Undercuts Accountability for Police Misconduct

And the Supreme Court may be about to make the situation worse.

Bankruptcy law is having a moment. From consumer finance, to student loans, to opioids, to "liability management transactions," nobody offers a clearer, more insightful view than Melissa. It has been identified as one of the best "summer reads" by the Financial Times. 2/3

If you are anywhere near Brooklyn, do not miss this event, on Thursday at 7:30 at Greenlight Books. @ProfJacoby in dialogue with @ZephyrTeachout about her new book, "Unjust Debts." greenlightbookstore.com/event/meliss... 1/3

We argue that disparate impact analysis can be used to guard against the related concepts of algorithmic lending discrimination and algorithmic predatory lending.

Congratulations to the editors of @CardozoLRev on the publication of their symposium volume: "Automating Bias," and many thanks for their hard work in editing @LiebBlock and my article: Impact Ipsa Loquitur: A Reverse Hand Rule for Consumer Finance. papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.... 1/2

Hot of the presses: x.com/tjanger/stat...

And quasi-contract!!

John Pottow and I have posted a reply to the Credit Slips blog. We explain the integral role of COMI (center of main interest) in the cross-border bankruptcy architecture: www.creditslips.org/creditslips/...