This book combines  well organized, easy to follow, text that introduces readers to the complex concepts of Chapter 11 reorganizations with an extensive glossary and the full text of key Bankruptcy Code sections.  Those who manage or advise businesses that  extend credit to other businesses need to understand how a Chapter 11 reorganization of one of their customers or competitors could impact them.   Business leaders,  accountants and  general counsel should read this book.

"Mr. Alderman has done a superb job covering the most important aspects of Chapter 11 reorganization. The book is a valuable guide for any business professional interested in following the corporate bankruptcy process. As the Director of Bankruptcy Services for a national consulting firm, I regularly train accountants on bankruptcy issues, and I have found this book to be a perfect resource for that effort."

Elaine M. Lane, Callaway Partners

“This Comprehensive book should be a part of the libraries of management, practitioners and accountants.” 


“This well organized book will be a great asset for anyone involved in  a Business Bankruptcy.” 

“This book is a great reference source with a wealth of insightful information – No accounting firm's library will be complete without a copy.” 

Myles Alderman is a founding partner of Alderman & Alderman.   He has over 20 years of experience working for, and with, financial institutions and businesses of all sizes. He is admitted to practice before the Federal Bankruptcy Courts in Connecticut and the Southern District of New York.  He appears in other courts with admission per case as needed. 

He  was educated  at Kenyon College (Gambier Ohio) where he earned his BA in Economics and psychology,  Cambridge University (Cambridge, England) where he studied postgraduate economics  and Syracuse University College of Law (Syracuse, New York), were he graduated with Honors,  was managing editor of the Syracuse Journal of International Law and Commerce, earned the LFE Goldie Award for Outstanding Scholarship and graduated with honors.

Myles is a member of  the Business Bankruptcy Law Section of the American Bar Association.  He serves the Connecticut Bar Association as a member of:  the Connecticut Lawyer magazine's Advisory Committee;  the Professional Discipline Committee; Media and the Law Committee, the Business Law Committee, and the Executive Committee of the Commercial law and Bankruptcy Section. He is also a member of the Business Bankruptcy Section and the Uniform Commercial Code Section of the   American Bankruptcy Institute.   He also  serves the  community  as a member of the Human Rights Commission for the Town of West Hartford.