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Tax Practice Gets A Mary Kay Makeover: The Tale Of Peterson And The Danielson Rule, Joy Sabino Mullane Jan 2020

Tax Practice Gets A Mary Kay Makeover: The Tale Of Peterson And The Danielson Rule, Joy Sabino Mullane

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Golden Parachutes And The Limits Of Shareholder Voting, Andrew C.W. Lund, Albert H. Choi, Robert Schonlau Jan 2020

Golden Parachutes And The Limits Of Shareholder Voting, Andrew C.W. Lund, Albert H. Choi, Robert Schonlau

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With the passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in 2010, Congress attempted to constrain change-in-control payments (also known as “golden parachutes”) by giving shareholders the right to approve or disapprove such payments on an advisory basis. This Essay is the first to empirically examine the experience with the Say-on-Golden-Parachute (“SOGP”) vote. We find that unlike shareholder votes on proposed mergers, there is a significant amount of variation with respect to votes on golden parachutes. Notwithstanding the variation, however, the SOGP voting regime is likely ineffective in controlling golden parachute (“GP”) compensation. First, proxy advisors seem …

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Privacy Injuries And Article Iii Concreteness, Peter Ormerod Jan 2020

Privacy Injuries And Article Iii Concreteness, Peter Ormerod

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The Supreme Court's 2016 decision in Spokeo, Inc. v. Robins requires federal courts to investigate the "concreteness"of a plaintiff's injury, even after Congress has recognized the injury by statute. Spokeo's concreteness discussion is a confusing mixture of several distinct considerations,and there is little rhyme or reason to how the lower courts have interpreted and applied Spokeo to other statutorily authorized injuries.

This Article identifies four distinct informational injuries in the Court's past cases: injuries arising from the withholding, acquiring, using, and disseminating of information. To avoid Spokeo's mistakes, federal courts should give binding deference to Congress's decision to make an …

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Sheida Hukman V. American Airlines Inc Dec 2019