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Book SynopsisThis second edition of the leading commentary on the European Insolvency Regulation reflects the impact of Brexit and the European Restructuring Directive. It continues to be a vital reference work for all those researching and advising European insolvency law.
Trade ReviewOverall, it is clear that this commentary continues to rest on very solid foundations. For that and many other reasons, it should prove an enduring work of reference in the field of international insolvency for academics, judges, practitioners and policymakers alike. * Paul Omar, Technical Research Coordinator, INSOL Europe, Eurofenix *
This book is a 'must read' for every insolvency and restructuring professional who wishes to learn about how the new regulation should and will be applied ... a fantastic contribution to the existing library of cross-border insolvency publications, as it is possibly the first work on the EIR that presents a complete pan-European perspective and that expresses insights of experts from multiple European jurisdictions. Furthermore, as this commentary is published prior to the recast EIR coming into force, it will be vital for legal professionals when facing cross-border European cases once the new regulation arrives. * José Carles, Global Restructuring Review. *
This is the leading work in English on the Recast EIR. * Prof. Dr. Peter Mankowski, GPR Law Review *
Professor Bork and Dr van Zwieten have maintained academic rigour in the contributions from a dozen leading scholars and practitioners, producing an authoritative, useful and readable analysis of the legislation. * Chris Laughton, Eurofenix *
It is clear that this commentary rests on very solid foundations. For that and many other reasons, it should prove an enduring work of reference in the field of international insolvency for scholars, the judiciary, practitioners and policy-makers alike. * Paul J. Omar, International Insolvency Review *
