This book examines the practical application of bankruptcy law as it stood in 2001. It aims to provide legal professionals with a comprehensive overview of the statutes, case law, and procedural nuances relevant to bankruptcy proceedings during that period. The work is structured to guide practitioners through the complexities of filing, managing, and resolving bankruptcy cases.

This text is likely regarded as a specialized reference for legal professionals practicing bankruptcy law around the turn of the millennium. Its focus on the law 'in Practice' suggests a pragmatic approach, prioritizing procedural and statutory details over theoretical discussions. The publication date indicates it would serve as a historical snapshot for understanding the legal landscape prior to subsequent legislative changes.