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Team Production Theory And Private Company Boards, Elizabeth Pollman
Team Production Theory And Private Company Boards, Elizabeth Pollman
Seattle University Law Review
In their path-breaking article, A Team Production Theory of Corporate Law, Margaret Blair and Lynn Stout provided a new theory of the board of directors in a corporation. Drawing on the economic theory of team production, Blair and Stout argued that the board of directors serves as a mediating hierarchy for the firm as a whole, encouraging firm-specific investments from team members and reducing shirking and opportunistic behavior. While Blair and Stout provided a dramatically different view of the corporation from the conventional principal-agent account, they also delineated limitations to their proposed theory. Most importantly, they suggested that the …
Copyright, Consumerism, And The Cloud: Proposing Standards-Essential Technology To Support First Sale In Digital Copyright, Marco Puccia
Copyright, Consumerism, And The Cloud: Proposing Standards-Essential Technology To Support First Sale In Digital Copyright, Marco Puccia
Seattle University Law Review
America’s entertainment industry, and the creative talent that drives it, is a national treasure. Equally valuable, however, is America’s drive and commitment toward technological innovation. These two sectors have been in tension since at least 1908, when the U.S. Supreme Court was asked to determine whether the makers of piano rolls for automatically playing pianos had to pay royalties to the composers. Since that time, the entertainment industry has continued to use copyright law to resist advances in technological innovation that it views as a threat to its existing business models. This Note seeks to provide the necessary context and …
Lobbying, Pandering, And Information In The Firm, Adam B. Badawi
Lobbying, Pandering, And Information In The Firm, Adam B. Badawi
Seattle University Law Review
In their classic and insightful article on team production in corporate law, Margaret Blair and Lynn Stout identify the minimization of rent-seeking as one of the chief benefits of vesting ultimate authority over a firm with the board of directors. In their analysis, this problematic rent-seeking arises when parties need to divide the gains from production after the fact. The squabbling that is likely to ensue may threaten to eat away most, or all, of the gains that come from productive activity. If parties know that this sort of rent-seeking will occur, they may not engage in productive activity in …
Transitions: From Danielle To Daniel, From Victim To Advocate, Daniel Bryner, Starcia Ague
Transitions: From Danielle To Daniel, From Victim To Advocate, Daniel Bryner, Starcia Ague
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
High Society: Washington State’S Recreational Cannabis Law And Its Effects On Child Custody And Visitation Rights, Dana Petersen
High Society: Washington State’S Recreational Cannabis Law And Its Effects On Child Custody And Visitation Rights, Dana Petersen
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
But What Can We Do? How Juvenile Defenders Can Disrupt The Schoolto-Prison Pipeline, Jonathon Arellano-Jackson
But What Can We Do? How Juvenile Defenders Can Disrupt The Schoolto-Prison Pipeline, Jonathon Arellano-Jackson
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Re-Engaging Youth With The Protective Power Of Education, Daniel T. Satterberg, Violetta A. Stringer, Carla C. Lee
Re-Engaging Youth With The Protective Power Of Education, Daniel T. Satterberg, Violetta A. Stringer, Carla C. Lee
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Invisible Voices, Talib D. Williams
Invisible Voices, Talib D. Williams
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Listening From The Bench Fosters Civility And Promotes Justice, Paula Lustbader
Listening From The Bench Fosters Civility And Promotes Justice, Paula Lustbader
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Girls’ Court: A Gender Responsive Juvenile Court Alternative, Wendy S. Heipt
Girls’ Court: A Gender Responsive Juvenile Court Alternative, Wendy S. Heipt
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.
Social Purpose Corporations: The Next Targets For Greenwashing Practices And Crowdfunding Scams, Tina H. Ho
Social Purpose Corporations: The Next Targets For Greenwashing Practices And Crowdfunding Scams, Tina H. Ho
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
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For The Love Of Drugs: Using Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials Abroad To Profit Off The Poor, Breanne M. Schuster
For The Love Of Drugs: Using Pharmaceutical Clinical Trials Abroad To Profit Off The Poor, Breanne M. Schuster
Seattle Journal for Social Justice
No abstract provided.