Riz Mokal, Barrister; Honorary Professor of Law and Legal Theory, South Square Chambers; University College London, Ronald Davis, Associate Professor of Law, University of British Columbia, Canada, Alberto Mazzoni, Professor of Commercial Law and International Trade Law, Catholic University of Milan; President of UNIDROIT, Irit Mevorach, Professor of International Commercial Law, University of Nottingham, Madam Justice Barbara Romaine, Justice of the Alberta Court, Queen's Bench, Canada, Janis Sarra, UBC Presidential Distinguished Professor, University of British Columbia, Canada, Ignacio Tirado, Professor of Law, Universidad Autonoma De Madrid, and Stephan Madaus, Professor of Law, Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

Riz Mokal is a barrister at South Square Chambers and is Honorary Professor of Law and Legal Theory at University College London

Ronald Davis is Associate Professor of Law at the University of British Columbia, Canada.

Stephan Madaus is Professor of Law at the Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

Alberto Mazzoni is Professor of Commercial Law and International Trade Law at the Catholic University of Milan, and President of UNIDROIT

Irit Mevorach is Professor of International Commercial Law at the University of Nottingham

Madam Justice Barbara Romaine is a Justice of the Alberta Court of Queen's Bench, Canada

Janis Sarra is UBC Presidential Distinguished Professor at University of British Columbia, Canada

Ignacio Tirado is Professor of Law at Universidad Autonoma De Madrid

"This is an important book ... It represents the first, concerted effort to address the specific issue of MSME insolvency in a rigorous and scholarly framework, while offering a genuinely practical suggestion for the way forward. The controlling principles of the ground up approach and flexibility anchor the work, while due attention is paid to the incentives needed for a modular approach to work. The book is accessible, clearly written and clearly structured and avoids unnecessary jargon. Thus it is of use for academics, students, policy makers, regulators, international and industry bodies grappling with this important issue." - Sarah Paterson, Associate Professor in Law, the London School of Economics and Political Science