Christopher W Frost
2018 Commencement Celebrates Strong Foundation, Strong Relationships
June 29, 2018 - Commencement brings joy, a sense of achievement and an overwhelming sense of community among all who have come together to honor and congratulate the graduates. This foundation of support was recognized by those who spoke at this jubilant event marking the culmination of not only three years of hard work, but also the strong relationships formed along the way.
Building on the strong foundation of a UK Law education, 106 graduates celebrated their great accomplishment with family, friends, faculty, staff and now fellow alumni at the Singletary Center for the Arts.
UK Law's Grace Greenwell named Distinguished Law Student for the Sixth Circuit for 2018
Grace Greenwell, a third-year law student at the University of Kentucky College of Law, has been selected as The American College of Bankruptcy's Distinguished Law Student for the Sixth Circuit for 2018.
Christopher Bradley
UK Law's Bankruptcy Moot Court Team Reaches Top 8 in Annual Competition
The University of Kentucky College of Law's Bankruptcy Moot Court team of Grace Greenwell and Alex Magera tackled both sides of a bankruptcy case to finish in the top 8 of the 25th Annual Duberstein Moot Court Competition, which attracted 48 teams from across the nation.
Professor Christopher Frost Inducted into American College of Bankruptcy
LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 25, 2015) — Recognized for his contribution to the insolvency field and service to the profession and his community, Christopher Frost, University of Kentucky Thomas P. Lewis Professor of Law, was recently inducted into the American College of Bankruptcy at a ceremony in Washington, D.C.
College of Law Professor Wins National Award
College of Law Professor Christopher W. Frost was awarded the 2014 Editors' Prize by the American Bankruptcy Law Journal.
His article, entitled "Bankruptcy Voting, Bad Faith and Claim Designation," discusses the law surrounding creditor voting in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases. It focuses particularly on the circumstances that lead judges to disqualify the votes of creditors based on creditor bad faith or other misuse of the voting power.