NCLC’s New Consumer Bankruptcy Treatise in Print and Online

NCLC released online and in print on May 3 the Eleventh Edition of Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice (2 volumes) (1568 pages), replacing the 2012 Tenth Edition. Written by Henry Sommer, the nation’s leading consumer bankruptcy author, and edited by John Rao, a former member of the federal Judicial Conference Advisory Committee on Bankruptcy Rules, this edition is the definitive resource on all the new changes to the bankruptcy forms, rules, and case law.

Highlights include:

  • The full text (chapters and appendices and additional materials) is available online and fully searchable and specially formatted for tablets and smartphones.
  • Everything you need to know about the all-new official forms effective December 2015—the forms filled in for sample chapter 7 and 13 cases, with extensive annotations and instructions.
  • New pleadings added to the existing set of over 170 pleadings covering every aspect of a consumer bankruptcy case—all available online in Word format.
  • The new April 1, 2016 dollar amounts updated in the chapters and the Code.
  • Analysis and pleadings concerning the new requirements for mortgage servicers submitting proof of claims.
  • Reprints in print and online of the Bankruptcy Code, additional bankruptcy statutes, the bankruptcy rules, fee schedules, bankruptcy regulations, director’s forms, and more.
  • All the tools you need, including a detailed bankruptcy questionnaire (in English and Spanish), client handouts, tax forms, web links, pleadings, and a date calculator.

    • Only $130 for the 2-volume print treatise and one year of online access. Or opt for online only.

    Go to our Bankruptcy Page:

  • To order the print edition and obtain immediate access to the online version
  • Immediate access to the online version only.
  • For the detailed table of contents, index, and other information

    • Or call NCLC publications at 617-542-9595 or email [email protected]

    Free First Chapters

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    The first chapter of each consumer law treatise is available for free in NCLC's Digital Library.

    Click any NCLC title below to start reading now:

    Debtor Rights

    Fair Debt Collection

    Consumer Bankruptcy Law and Practice

    Student Loan Law

    Repossessions

    Access to Utility Service

    Mortgages & Foreclosures

    Mortgage Lending

    Mortgage Servicing and Loan Modifications

    Home Foreclosures

    Deception & Warranties

    Unfair and Deceptive Acts and Practices

    Federal Deception Law

    Automobile Fraud

    Consumer Warranty Law

    Credit & Banking

    Fair Credit Reporting

    Truth in Lending

    Consumer Credit Regulation

    Credit Discrimination

    Consumer Banking and Payments Law

    Consumer Litigation

    Collection Actions

    Consumer Class Actions

    Consumer Arbitration Agreements