The University of Illinois is now where it's at for bankruptcy. We're hosting a conference on Consumer Bankruptcy and Credit in the Wake of the 2005 Act April 7 in Chicago. Lots of stars, including Doug Baird, Michelle White, Ron Mann, William Whitford and soon to be U of I faculty member Bob Lawless, hosted by our bankruptcy gurus Charles Tabb and Ralph Brubaker.
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