Manuscripts and Articles by Lynn M. LoPucki

The Myth of the Residual Owner: An Empirical Study, 82 Washington University Law Quarterly, forthcoming, 2004.

Why Are Delaware’s and New York’s Reorganizations Failing?, 55 Vanderbilt Law Review 1933 (2002) (with Joseph Doherty)

The Politics of Research Access to Federal Court Data, 81 Texas Law Review 2161 (2002)

Toward a Trademark-Based Liability System, 49 UCLA Law Review 1099 (2002).

Human Identification Theory and the Identity Theft Problem, 80 Texas Law Review 91 (2001)

Can the Market Evaluate Legal Regimes? A Response to Professors Rasmussen, Thomas, and Skeel, 54 Vanderbilt Law Review 359 (2001).

The Failure of Public Company Bankruptcies in Delaware and New York: Empirical Evidence of a "Race to the Bottom," 54 Vanderbilt Law Review 231 (2001)

The Case for Cooperative Territoriality in International Bankruptcy, 98 Michigan Law Review 2216 (2000)

A Theory of Legal Strategy, 49 Duke Law Journal 1405 (2000) (with Walter O. Weyrauch)

The Irrefutable Logic of Judgment Proofing: A Reply to Professor Schwarcz, 52 Stanford Law Review 55 (1999)

Bankruptcy Contracting Revised: A Reply to Alan Schwartz's New Model, 109 Yale Law Journal 365 (1999)

Contract Bankruptcy: A Reply to Alan Schwartz, 109 Yale Law Journal 317 (1999)

Twerski & Cohen's Second Revolution: A Systems/Strategic Perspective, 94 Northwestern Law Review 55 (1999)

Shopping for Judges: An Empirical Analysis of Venue Choice in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Large, Publicly Held Companies, 84 Cornell Law Review 967 (1999) (with Theodore Eisenberg)

Cooperation in International Bankruptcy: A Post-Universalist Approach, 84 Cornell Law Review 696 (1999)

The Essential Structure of Judgment Proofing, 51 Stanford Law Review 147 (1998)

Virtual Judgment Proofing: A Rejoinder, 107 Yale Law Journal 1413 (1998)

Some Settlement, Washington Post, January 20, 1998, at A15 (op-ed on the tobacco settlement)

Should the Secured Credit Carve-Out Be Effective Only in Bankruptcy? A Systems/Strategic Analysis, 82 Cornell Law Review 1483 (1997)

Common Sense Consumer Bankruptcy, 71 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 461 (1997)

No Credit Where Credit Was Due, New York Times, September 20, 1997 (op-ed on consumer credit reporting)

The Systems Approach to Law, 82 Cornell Law Review 479 (1997)

The Death of Liability, 106 Yale Law Journal 1 (1996)

Legal Culture, Legal Strategy, and the Law in Lawyers' Heads, 80 Northwestern Law Review 1498 (1996)

Why the Debtor's State of Incorporation Should Be the Proper Place for Article 9 Filing: A Systems Analysis, 79 Minnesota Law Review 577 (1995)

Chapter 11: An Agenda for Basic Reform, 69 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 551 (1995)

The Unsecured Creditors' Bargain, 80 Virginia Law Review 1887 (1994)

Reorganization Realities, Methodological Realities, and the Paradigm Dominance Game, 72 Washington University Law Quarterly 1307 (1994)

Compensating Unsecured Creditors for Extraordinary Reorganization Risks, 72 Washington University Law Quarterly 1133 (1994), with William C. Whitford

A Systems Approach to Comparison of U.S. and Canadian Reorganization of Financially Distressed Companies, 35 Harvard International Law Journal 267 (1994), with George Triantis

Patterns in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Large, Publicly Held Companies, 78 Cornell Law Review 597 (1993), with William C. Whitford

The Trouble With Chapter 11, 1993 Wisconsin Law Review 729

Stakeholders in Bankruptcy: Some Comments, 43 University of Toronto Law Journal 711 (1993)

Corporate Governance in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Large, Publicly Held Companies, 141 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 669 (1993), with William C. Whitford

Strange Visions in a Strange World, A Reply to Professors Bradley and Rosenzweig, 91 Michigan Law Review 79 (1992)

Computerization of the Article 9 Filing System: Thoughts on Building the Electronic Highway, 55 Law and Contemporary Problems 5 (1992), symposium

Preemptive Cram Down, 65 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 625 (1991), with William C. Whitford

Venue Choice and Forum Shopping in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Large, Publicly Held Companies, 1991 Wisconsin Law Review 11 (1991), with William C. Whitford

Bargaining Over Equity's Share in the Bankruptcy Reorganization of Large, Publicly Held Companies, 139 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 125 (1990), with William C. Whitford

The Demographics of Bankruptcy Practice, 63 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 289 (1989)

Bringing Realism to the Classroom -- a review of Warren & Westbrook's The Law of Debtors and Creditors, 1988 Wisconsin Law Review 641 (1988)

The Debtor in Full Control--Systems Failure Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code? 57 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 99 (first installment) (1983)

The Debtor in Full Control--Systems Failure Under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy Code?, 57 American Bankruptcy Law Journal 247 (second installment) (1983)

A General Theory of the Dynamics of the State Remedies/ Bankruptcy System, 1982 Wisconsin Law Review 311 (1982)

Encouraging Repayment Under Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code, 18 Harvard Journal on Legislation 347 (1981)