Résumé
This book provides an in-depth analysis of judicial procedures for corporate bankruptcy and restructuring in France. It discusses the historical evolution of insolvency laws from the Middle Ages to contemporary times, emphasizing the shift from punitive measures against insolvent debtors to more rehabilitative approaches aimed at corporate recovery. The text illustrates the transition from individual execution to collective procedures that seek to manage creditor claims collectively, thereby reducing the risk of financial contagion in the commercial sector. The book is intended for legal professionals, scholars, and students interested in commercial law and corporate insolvency, offering insights into legislative reforms and their implications for businesses facing financial difficulties.