Professor Reinhard Bork held a chair for Civil Procedure Law at Hamburg University and has published widely in both German and English on Civil Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law.Professor Renato Mangano holds a chair for Commercial Law at Palermo University. He has published widely in Banking Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law, in Italian, German and English, and collaborates on a number of projects with Reinhard Bork.

This book represents an essential addition to the libraries of any university, practitioner and researcher specialising in cross-border insolvency. It comes as highly recommended for anyone with professional and/or academic interest in European crossborder insolvency issues. It is a comprehensive comparative text, as well as an essential, authoritative and superbly written guide to the key issues in the area.

Professor Reinhard Bork held a chair for Civil Procedure Law at Hamburg University and has published widely in both German and English on Civil Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law.Professor Renato Mangano holds a chair for Commercial Law at Palermo University. He has published widely in Banking Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law, in Italian, German and English, and collaborates on a number of projects with Reinhard Bork.

This book represents an essential addition to the libraries of any university, practitioner and researcher specialising in cross-border insolvency. It comes as highly recommended for anyone with professional and/or academic interest in European crossborder insolvency issues. It is a comprehensive comparative text, as well as an essential, authoritative and superbly written guide to the key issues in the area.

Professor Reinhard Bork held a chair for Civil Procedure Law at Hamburg University and has published widely in both German and English on Civil Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law.Professor Renato Mangano holds a chair for Commercial Law at Palermo University. He has published widely in Banking Law, Corporate Law and Insolvency Law, in Italian, German and English, and collaborates on a number of projects with Reinhard Bork.

This book represents an essential addition to the libraries of any university, practitioner and researcher specialising in cross-border insolvency. It comes as highly recommended for anyone with professional and/or academic interest in European crossborder insolvency issues. It is a comprehensive comparative text, as well as an essential, authoritative and superbly written guide to the key issues in the area.