The Journal of Corporation Law - page 3
- Innovation and the institutional design of merger control.
- Squalls in the safe harbor: investment advice & regulatory gaps in regulation crowdfunding.
- Influence costs and the scope of board authority.
- Celebrating 35 years of leadership in corporate law scholarship.
- Caremark and enterprise risk management.
- Insider trading inside the beltway.
- The Shadow Payment System.
- Corporate governance reform in a time of crisis.
- The law and economics of scaled equity market regulation.
- EMPOWERING COURTS IN CORPORATE LAW: Remarks to the Journal of Corporation Law, Spring 2016.
- Describing patents as real options.
- Fiduciary Boilerplate: Locating Fiduciary Relationships in Information Age Consumer Transactions.
- For whom the bell tolls: the demise of exchange trading floors and the growth of ECNs.
- Exclusive gadget: Apple & AT&T antitrust litigation and the iPhone aftermarkets.
- I. Introduction.
- Self-Driving Contracts.
- Scapegoating and Stereotyping: The Executive's Power over Federal Contractors.
- The deductibility of MBA degree expenses under Treasury Regulation 1.162-5: are you one of the lucky few who qualify?
- Back to the beginning: a revival of a 1913 argument for intellectual property protection for fashion design.
- Toward common sense and common ground? Reflections on the shared interests of managers and labor in a more rational system of corporate governance.
- Next stop for diversity initiatives: corporate boardrooms.
- Legal offshoring: a cost-benefit analysis.
- Short Sellers, Short Squeezes, and Securities Fraud.
- Playing with post-Booker fire: the dangers of increased judicial discretion in federal white collar sentencing.
- Why Dodd-Frank's whistleblower provision blows: its failure to protect overseas whistleblowers.
- Why We Should Keep Teaching Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.
- Do nonprofit hospitals provide community benefit? A critique of the standards for proving deservedness of federal tax exemptions.
- Taking a closer look at just compensation: state regulation of groundwater withdrawals as an appropriate use of their police powers.
- Apocalypse soon: how the implementation of web services changes the game for extraterritoriality.
- Major League Baseball's 'foul ball': why Minor League Baseball players are not exempt employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
- The Forlorn Hope: A Final Attempt to Storm the Fortress of Corporate Criminal Liability.
- Patent holdup, patent remedies, and antitrust responses.
- Taking free exercise the second mile: why Hobby Lobby fails to go far enough.
- An older, balder critique of 'toward common sense and common ground?'.
- The Case Against Passive Shareholder Voting.
- BEYOND BEHOLDEN.
- Controlling health care costs through public, transparent processes: the conflict between the morally right and the socially feasible.
- Bridging the gap between ownership and control.
- What the Music Modernization Act Missed, and Why Taylor Swift Has the Answer: Payments in Streaming Companies' Stock should be Dispersed Among all the Artists at the Label.
- Layering administrative law and basic contract principles: analyzing the waiver of FMLA claims in severance agreements.
- Using the law to reduce systemic risk.
- Universal Proxy Ballots and Private Ordering.
- SEC cannot cleanse the electronics industry alone: 'blood minerals' mandatory disclosure legislation effective only if applied across the board.
- Serving more than one master: a social network analysis of section 8 of the Clayton Act.
- The fiduciary gap.
- Shareholder Voice in Corporate Charter Amendments.
- Taking Corporate Bankruptcy Fiduciary Duties Seriously.
- Rethinking the National Market System.
- Duplicative, confusing, and legally inaccurate: the SEC's attempt to regulate fixed indexed annuities.