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The full syllabus and assignments will be posted on Canvas when the course materials open. But, I wanted to highlight the first week’s assignments, because I would like you to work on them before the first class, and one ideally before you start reading the textbook or materials.  \nWriting assignments for (before) first week:  \n1. The first assignment is not something you will turn in, but something you will need to have done for a short reflective assignment at the end of the semester. Right now, at the beginning of this semester, and ideally before you start the readings, please write down (in a Word file) in as much detail as you can what you believe bankruptcy attorneys do, what benefits their clients get from bankruptcy, and how the attorneys assist them in that process. Again, no one else will see this, so it can be ‘stream of consciousness’with no regard for grammar or spelling. But please try to put some detail and effort into it.  \n2. The second assignment is to briefly interview 1-2 non-lawyers about what they think the bankruptcy system is. It can be friends or family, but preferably not a lawyer or law student, since this is to start thinking about what clients are like and what non-attorneys know about the law. It doesn't need to be a long discussion with the person. You can  \nbasically tell the person that you are taking a bankruptcy class and the teacher asked you to ask nonlawyers how they think the bankruptcy system functions-what specifically people get by filing for bankruptcy, what happens during the bankruptcy case and what downsides there are. Then, in a Canvas discussion board post, briefly highlight somethings they said that you think might be misconceptions about what bankruptcy is or how it functions (you can also note what things you think they were correct about) . You will need to post this assignment before the first class. (Post by Sun. 1/7/24 11:59pm) . Thereis no necessary format or formalities –just several sentences or bullet points or a short paragraph. But, we will use the responses as part ofour overview of the Bankruptcy system in the first class.  \nReading assignment for First Week:  \nThe textbook for the course is Margaret Howard & G. Eric Brunstad, Jr., Bankruptcy Cases and Materials, 7th ed. (2023), ISBN 978-1-63659-055-4. The textbook reading assignment for the first week is to read pgs. 1-42. The first week we are discussing an overview of collections inside and outside bankruptcy and an overview of the bankruptcy system. (Note that if for some reason you are unable to obtain the textbook before the first class, the U.S. Courts website has anice overview summary of the bankruptcy system at [www.uscourts.gov](www.uscourts.gov) under services-forms => bankruptcy => bankruptcy basics.)  \nGenerally, most of the cases we discuss in the class are in the textbook, but throughout the trimester I may assign a few additional cases that I ask you to pull and print from Westlaw, Lexis or another source. There are two such cases for the first week. So, before the first class, please pull and read:  \n1. Siegel v. Fitzgerald, 142 S. 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