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PRATT® JANUARY 2022  \nEDITOR’S NOTE: BANKRUPTCY DEVELOPMENTS  \nSteven A. Meyerowitz  \nUNDERSTANDING PAYMENT DISPUTES IN BANKRUPTCY BETWEEN PROJECT  \nPARTICIPANTS DURING AND AFTER COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS  \nJames P. Chivilo, Richard A. Bixter and Gregory R. Meeder  \nCOURTS BEGIN INTERPRETING NEW DUE DILIGENCE REQUIREMENTS FOR TRUSTEES BEFORE FILING PREFERENCE ACTIONS  \nGregory G. Hesse and Michael R. Horne  \nSUBSTANTIVE CONSOLIDATION AND NON-CONSOLIDATION OPINIONS  \nKathryn M. Borgeson and Peter M. Dodson  \nSECOND CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS RULES NON-QUALIFIED PRIVATE STUDENT LOANS ARE DISCHARGEABLE  \nBenjamin Mintz and Brendan M. Gibbons  \n“TEXAS TWO STEP” CREATES UNIQUE RESTRUCTURING OPPORTUNITY—BUT NOT WITHOUT CHALLENGES  \nJordan Chavez, Alex Kirincic and Cameron Scales  \nARIZONA SIGNIFICANTLY ALTERS HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION AND JUDGMENT LIEN RULES  \nGabriel M. Hartsell, W. Scott Jenkins, Jr. , and Madison Stark  \nSOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURINGS IN LATIN AMERICA: A NEW CHAPTER  \nIan Clark, Thomas MacWright, Brian D. Pfeiffer, Dimitrios Lyratzakis and Amanda Parra Criste  \nTHE NEW CROSS-BORDER ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN HONG KONG AND MAINLAND CHINA ON INSOLVENCY AND RESTRUCTURING MATTERS—A COMPARISON WITH CHAPTER 15 OF THE U.S. BANKRUPTCY CODE  \nNaomi Moore, Abid Qureshi, Liz Osborne, Daniel Cohen, Jeremy Haywood and Jingli Jiang  \nPratt’s Journal of Bankruptcy Law  \nEditor’s Note: Bankruptcy Developments  \nSteven A. Meyerowitz  \nUnderstanding Payment Disputes in Bankruptcy Between Project Participants During and After Completion of Construction Projects  \nJames P. Chivilo, Richard A. Bixter and Gregory R. Meeder  \nCourts Begin Interpreting New Due Diligence Requirements for Trustees Before Filing Preference Actions  \nGregory G. Hesse and Michael R. Horne  \nSubstantive Consolidation and Non-Consolidation Opinions  \nKathryn M. Borgeson and Peter M. 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