THE CONTENTS OF THIS HANDBOOK ARE LISTED BELOW:

Chapter One - QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT CHAPTER 11

Chapter Two - ADVISING A FINANCIALLY-TROUBLED SMALL BUSINESS

2.01 Chapter 11 - A General Description
2.02 Gathering Information and Identifying the Problem
2.03 The Nonbankruptcy Alternatives
2.04 Chapter 11 vs. Chapter 7
2.05 Chapter 11 vs. Chapter 13 and Chapter 12

Chapter Three - PREPARING AND FILING A VOLUNTARY CHAPTER 11 CASE

3.01 The Employment and Compensation of the Debtor's Attorney
3.03 The Chapter 11 Eligibility and Jurisdictional Requirements
3.04 Gathering Information and Assessing the Case
3.05 Preparing the Initial Chapter 11 Forms and Documents
3.06 Filing a Voluntary Chapter 11 Case

Chapter Four - HANDLING A VOLUNTARY CHAPTER 11 CASE

4.01 The Automatic Stay and Relief Therefrom
4.02 Operating a Business Under Chapter 11
4.03 Creditors' Committees and Meetings of Creditors
4.04 Handling Claims, Security Interests, and Setoffs
4.05 Handling Executory Contracts and Unexpired Leases
4.06 Preparing and Filing a Plan of Reorganization
4.07 Preparing and Obtaining Approval of a Disclosure Statement
4.08 Obtaining Acceptance of a Plan by Creditors and Equity Security Holders
4.09 Obtaining Confirmation of a Plan
4.10 The Order of Confirmation
4.11 Postconfirmation Matters - Implementation, Distribution and Consummation
4.12 The Appointment of a Trustee or Examiner
4.13 Handling Related Litigation and Appeals
4.14 Dismissal or Conversion to Another Chapter

Chapter Five - REPRESENTING A CREDITOR IN A CHAPTER 11 CASE

5.01 Filing and Handling an Involuntary Chapter 11 Case
5.02 Representing a Secured Creditor in a Chapter 11 Case
5.03 Representing an Unsecured Creditor in a Chapter 11 Case

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