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Volume 34, number 3
Volume 34, number 2
Volume 34, number 1
Articles
Charles K. Whitehead, The Evolution of Debt: Covenants, the Credit Market, and Corporate Governance
Cristie Ford & David Hess, Can Corporate Monitorships Improve Corporate Compliance?
Teresa A. Gabaldon, Financial Federalism and the Short, Happy Life of Municipal Securities Regulation
Randy J. Holland, Delaware's Business Courts: Litigation Leadership
Jonathan Macey, Geoffrey Miller, Maureen O'Hara, & Gabriel D. Rosenberg, Helping law Catch Up to Markets: Applying Broker-Dealer law to Subprime Mortgages
Jennifer S. Taub, Able but Not Willing: The Failure of Mutual Fund Advisers to Advocate for Shareholders' Rights
Notes Cristie Ford & David Hess, Can Corporate Monitorships Improve Corporate Compliance?
Teresa A. Gabaldon, Financial Federalism and the Short, Happy Life of Municipal Securities Regulation
Randy J. Holland, Delaware's Business Courts: Litigation Leadership
Jonathan Macey, Geoffrey Miller, Maureen O'Hara, & Gabriel D. Rosenberg, Helping law Catch Up to Markets: Applying Broker-Dealer law to Subprime Mortgages
Jennifer S. Taub, Able but Not Willing: The Failure of Mutual Fund Advisers to Advocate for Shareholders' Rights
Amy M. Koopmann, A Necessary Gatekeeper: The Fiduciary Duties of the Lead Plaintiff in Shareholder Derivative Litigation
Molly Richardson, Increasing Microlending Potential in the United States Through a Strategic Approach to Regulatory Reform
Jeff S. Rundle, The Physician's Immunity Statute: A Botched Operation or a Model Procedure?
Molly Richardson, Increasing Microlending Potential in the United States Through a Strategic Approach to Regulatory Reform
Jeff S. Rundle, The Physician's Immunity Statute: A Botched Operation or a Model Procedure?
Volume 34, number 2
Articles
Notes
Adam Feeney, In Search of a Remedy: Do State Laws Exempting Sellers from Strict Product Liability Adequately Protect Consumers Harmed by Defective Chinese-Manufactured Products?
Kyle T. Fogt, The Road Less Traveled: West Virginia's Rejection of the Learned Intermediary Doctrine in the Age of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising
Laura L. Folkerts, Do Non-rofit Hospitals Provide Community Benefit? A Critique of the Standards for Proving Deservedness of Federal Tax Exemptions
Kyle T. Fogt, The Road Less Traveled: West Virginia's Rejection of the Learned Intermediary Doctrine in the Age of Direct-to-Consumer Advertising
Laura L. Folkerts, Do Non-rofit Hospitals Provide Community Benefit? A Critique of the Standards for Proving Deservedness of Federal Tax Exemptions
Volume 34, number 1
Articles
Thuy-Nga T. Vo, Rating Management Behavior and Ethics: A Proposal to Upgrade the Corporate Governance Rating Criteria
Rob Atkinson, Obedience as the Foundation of Fiduciary Duty
William W. Bratton & Michael L. Wachter, Shareholder Primacy's Corporatist Origins: Adolf Berle and The Modern Corporation
Lisa L. Casey, Class Action Criminality
Ronald J. Colombo, Ownership, Limited: Reconciling Traditional and Progressive Corporate Law via an Aristotelian Understanding of Ownership
Rob Atkinson, Obedience as the Foundation of Fiduciary Duty
William W. Bratton & Michael L. Wachter, Shareholder Primacy's Corporatist Origins: Adolf Berle and The Modern Corporation
Lisa L. Casey, Class Action Criminality
Ronald J. Colombo, Ownership, Limited: Reconciling Traditional and Progressive Corporate Law via an Aristotelian Understanding of Ownership
Notes
Jason Cox, Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment After the Dubai Ports Controversy: Has the U.S. Government Finally Figured Out How to Balance Foreign Threats to National Security Without Alienating Foreign Companies?
James R. DeBuse, Opening at $25 1/2 is Big Firm U.S.A.: Why America May Eventually Have a Publicly Traded Law Firm, and Why Law Firms Can Succeed Without Going Public
Casey C. Kannenberg, From Booker to Gall: The Evolution of the Reasonableness Doctrine as Applied to White-Collar Criminals and Sentencing Variances
James R. DeBuse, Opening at $25 1/2 is Big Firm U.S.A.: Why America May Eventually Have a Publicly Traded Law Firm, and Why Law Firms Can Succeed Without Going Public
Casey C. Kannenberg, From Booker to Gall: The Evolution of the Reasonableness Doctrine as Applied to White-Collar Criminals and Sentencing Variances
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