The Journal of Corporation Law - page 3
- Beyond the brokerage fee: the hidden cost of investment through brokerage firms - due process protection.
- Down to Their Last Strike: How the MLB Antitrust Exemption has Hurt Minor League Players' Salaries and Why It is up to Them to Fight Back.
- The Importance of Being Dismissive: The Efficiency Role of Pleading Stage Evaluation of Shareholder Litigation.
- Gender identity protection: the inadequacy of shareholder action to amend corporate employment discrimination policies.
- Stock option "springloading": an examination of loaded justifications and new SEC disclosure rules.
- Self-Driving Contracts.
- Beyond Dirks: gratuitous tipping and insider trading.
- Does Trados Matter?
- Secondary-Default Remedies: Should Harshness Limit Enforcement?
- Beyond All Bounds of Civility: An Analysis of Administrative Sanctions Against Responsible Corporate Officers.
- II. The legal foundations of hedge fund activism today.
- Caught on the wrong side of the line: an examination of the relationship between the payday loan industry and American Indian tribal sovereignty.
- Mass procedures as a form of "regulatory arbitration"- Abaclat v. Argentine Republic and the international investment regime.
- The State's Responsibility for Corporate Criminal Justice.(Special Issue on Corporate Criminal Liability Law)
- Kahn v. M&F Worldwide Corporation: a small but significant step forward in the war against frivolous shareholder lawsuits.
- DExit Drivers: Is Delaware's Dominance Threatened?(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)
- The inconvenient truth about corporate governance: some thoughts on Vice-Chancellor Strine's essay.
- Describing patents as real options.
- The Shadow Payment System.
- Influence costs and the scope of board authority.
- State Venture Capital.
- Caremark and enterprise risk management.
- Insider trading inside the beltway.
- Tax strategy patents after the America Invents Act: the need for judicial action.
- Short Sellers, Short Squeezes, and Securities Fraud.
- Certification drag: the opinion puzzle and other transactional curiosities.
- Corporate governance reform in a time of crisis.
- How Technology is Shifting Agency from Doctors to Patients: The Cost and Impact of Medical Technologies to Traditional Liability and Malpractice.
- Contemplating corporate disclosure obligations arising from cybersecurity breaches.
- Explicit and Implicit Bundling in Shareholder Voting on Cleansing Acts.(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)
- Tethering the administrative state: the case against Chevron deference for FCC jurisdictional claims.
- Off the record: why the EEOC should change its guidelines regarding employers' consideration of employees' criminal records during the hiring process.
- Antitrust and patent law as component parts of innovation policy.
- FCC authority post-Comcast: finding a happy medium in the net neutrality debate.
- I. Introduction.
- A defense of the corporate law duty of care.
- Spoofing and Layering.
- Trophy Assets.
- Unequal Intermediation: Wealth Inequality and the United States' Capital Markets.
- The Hidden Costs of Statutory Caps for Medical Malpractice Recoveries.(Iowa)
- Examining the Autonomy of Social Media Content Moderation Oversight Boards: A Case Study of Facebook's Oversight Board.
- Liability for fairness opinions under Delaware Law.
- Insider trading laws and stock markets around the world: an empirical contribution to the theoretical law and economics debate.
- Due Process Implications of Panel Stacking at the USPTO.
- Legal theory lessons from the financial crisis.
- Why We Should Keep Teaching Dodge v. Ford Motor Co.
- Chapter 12 Bankruptcy, [section] 1232 v [section] 553: Setoff as an Effective Veto?(Bankruptcy Code of 1978)
- LLCs and the private ordering of dispute resolution.
- The corporate governance obsession.
- Lawyering Up.
- Duplicative, confusing, and legally inaccurate: the SEC's attempt to regulate fixed indexed annuities.
- Ten years after Omnicare: the evolving market for deal protection devices.
- Exclusive gadget: Apple & AT&T antitrust litigation and the iPhone aftermarkets.
- Celebrating 35 years of leadership in corporate law scholarship.
- Finding the Benefit in a New Administration: A Uniform B Corporation Legislation.
- Killing conscience: the unintended behavioral consequences of "pay for performance."
- Do accounting rules matter? The dangerous allure of mark to market.
- Class action criminality.
- Scapegoating and Stereotyping: The Executive's Power over Federal Contractors.
- Should States be Monopolizing International Treaty Law?
- The fiduciary gap.
- Drilling for disclosure: resource extraction issuer disclosure and American Petroleum Institute v. SEC.
- You can't hear me now: the ambiguous language of the Telecommunications Act of 1996's tower siting provision.
- Contractual freedom under Delaware alternative entity law: evidence from publicly traded LPS and LLCS.
- Venturing into the uncharted: how carefully created venture exchanges can succeed while bolstering the American economy.
- Uber-ized corporate law: toward a 21st century corporate governance for crowdfunding and app-based investor communications.
- Contracting Out of Partnership.
- Rating management behavior and ethics: a proposal to upgrade the corporate governance rating criteria.
- Wearing Down HIPAA: How Wearable Technologies Erode Privacy Protections.
- Time for a Tune Up in America's Healthcare Market: Securing the Right to Repair for Medical Devices.
- The Past, Present, and Future of Proxy Voting Choice.(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)
- Legal offshoring: a cost-benefit analysis.
- Major League Baseball's 'foul ball': why Minor League Baseball players are not exempt employees under the Fair Labor Standards Act.
- Regulating Surrogacy Agencies Through Value-Based Compliance.
- The Legitimation of Shareholder Primacy.
- The Single-Owner Standard and the Public-Private Choice.
- Variable Interest Entity Risks and Governance.
- For whom the bell tolls: the demise of exchange trading floors and the growth of ECNs.
- The shared interests of managers and labor in corporate governance: a comment on Strine.
- Tournament of Managers: Lessons from the Academic Leadership Market.
- EMPOWERING COURTS IN CORPORATE LAW: Remarks to the Journal of Corporation Law, Spring 2016.
- The law and economics of scaled equity market regulation.
- The evolution of Virginia's public-private partnership enabling statutes.
- Distorting legal principles.
- The Case Against Passive Shareholder Voting.
- An Eras Tour Of Delaware Corporate Law.(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)
- Intermediaries revisited: is efficient certification consistent with profit maximization?
- Beyond Issuers: The Future of Private Securities Litigation.(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)
- Myths about mutual fund fees: economic insights on Jones v. Harris.
- Interest in appraisal.
- Ownership, limited: reconciling traditional and progressive corporate law via an Aristotelian understanding of ownership.
- What Does It Mean to be Willful? Opinion Letters in the Wake of the Willful Infringement Standard of Halo v. Pulse.
- Serving more than one master: a social network analysis of section 8 of the Clayton Act.
- Taking Corporate Bankruptcy Fiduciary Duties Seriously.
- Rethinking the National Market System.
- Why the government should drink your milkshake: the case for restructuring the federal gas tax.
- United States v. Dentsply: the Third Circuit bites down on the 'alternative distribution channels' defense.
- Shareholder Voice in Corporate Charter Amendments.
- SEC cannot cleanse the electronics industry alone: 'blood minerals' mandatory disclosure legislation effective only if applied across the board.
- Contextualizing Bring Your Own Device Policies.
- Supplementing Dodd-Frank: An Argument for Further Increasing the Regulation of Credit Default Swaps.
- From Managers to Markets: Valuation and Shareholder Wealth Maximization.
- The omnipresent specter of Omnicare.
- BEYOND BEHOLDEN.
- Playing with post-Booker fire: the dangers of increased judicial discretion in federal white collar sentencing.
- The Ideal Shareholder: Competing Norms on the Appropriate Characteristics of Public Company Shareholders.(50th Anniversary Symposium: Celebrating 50 Years of Corporate Law Scholarship)