Bankruptcy Law and Mass Tort Debate

This chapter discusses the complexities of bankruptcy law, particularly in relation to class action lawsuits and the implications for equity and fairness. The speakers critically assess the separation of debtors from non-consensual agreements and delve into the high-profile case involving the Sackler family and opioid litigation. The conversation highlights the unpredictable nature of legal outcomes and the balance between legality and fairness in financial matters.