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Full-Text Articles in Law
Office Hours: What's The Deal With Bitcoin?, Jeffrey Bellin, Michaela Lieberman, Eric D. Chason
Office Hours: What's The Deal With Bitcoin?, Jeffrey Bellin, Michaela Lieberman, Eric D. Chason
Eric D. Chason
February 6, 2018: Today’s guest is William & Mary Law School Professor Eric Chason who discusses the legal implications of Bitcoin, while also telling us about his childhood, musical talents, and more.
The Comprehensive Capital Analysis And Review And The New Contingency Of Bank Dividends, Robert Weber
The Comprehensive Capital Analysis And Review And The New Contingency Of Bank Dividends, Robert Weber
Faculty Publications By Year
No abstract provided.
Contributor, Cassady V. Brewer
The Home Mortgage Meltdown: Some Relief For Borrowers, Jack F. Williams
The Home Mortgage Meltdown: Some Relief For Borrowers, Jack F. Williams
Jack F. Williams
No abstract provided.
Striking Over The Risks Of Retirement Savings, Anne M. Tucker
Striking Over The Risks Of Retirement Savings, Anne M. Tucker
Anne Tucker
No abstract provided.
Consumer Bureau Needs Firm Manager, Jessica D. Gabel
Consumer Bureau Needs Firm Manager, Jessica D. Gabel
Jessica Gabel Cino
No abstract provided.
The Cape Town Convention's International Registry: Decoding The Secrets Of Success In Global Electronic Commerce, Jane K. Winn
The Cape Town Convention's International Registry: Decoding The Secrets Of Success In Global Electronic Commerce, Jane K. Winn
Articles
The International Registry, established pursuant to the Cape Town Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment, is a new global electronic commerce system for recording and establishing the relative priority of interests in aircraft equipment. Other examples of global electronic commerce systems include the airline computer reservation system, the SWIFT financial network, and payment card networks.
The International Registry may be the most successful global electronic commerce system ever built in terms of the speed with which it was implemented, its adoption rate, and the dearth of controversy surrounding its operation. The real "driver" of its success is demand for …
Contributor, Cassady V. Brewer
The International Anti-Money Laundering And Combating The Financing Of Terrorism Regulatory Strategy: A Critical Analysis Of Compliance Determinants In International Law, Navin Beekarry
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
Concerns about the risks money laundering (ML) and terrorist financing (TF) present to the stability of the international financial system have resurfaced in the context of the liquidity problems faced by financial institutions as a result of the recent credit crisis (2008). Because ML and TF evolve with new criminal activities and methodologies, ML and TF present systemic threats to the stability of the financial system. Addressing new developments in ML/TF and their associated risks requires a sufficiently flexible and adaptable international regulatory strategy. In this paper, I examine the international anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) …
The Revolving Door Of Emigration: The Economic Influences Of Remittances In Developing Countries, Laura L. Norris
The Revolving Door Of Emigration: The Economic Influences Of Remittances In Developing Countries, Laura L. Norris
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
Economic incentives play an integral role in many individuals' choices to leave their country of origin. While a person may independently make the decision to migrate, some governments have developed extensive programs to promote the export of workers. Developing nations often initiate such programs for the purpose of acquiring additional sources of foreign exchange and external financing, as emigrants in transnational families can play a critical role in development through remittances. Remittances to developing countries totaled $325 billion in 2010, and they will likely continue to increase along with emigration. The following Comment considers the palpable contribution remittances have on …
Solving Global Financial Imbalances: A Plan For A World Financial Authority, Carlos Mauricio S. Mirandola
Solving Global Financial Imbalances: A Plan For A World Financial Authority, Carlos Mauricio S. Mirandola
Northwestern Journal of International Law & Business
This paper will propose a plan to reform international finance—the World Financial Authority (WFA) Plan. Under such a plan, the IMF and other existing international financial institutions would be reformed and coordinated around a newly created WFA. The WFA would have two core functions. The first function would be to manage international liquidity, thus reducing externalities arising from domestic monetary policies adopted by its members, and addressing global liquidity problems involving financial activities of transnational private banks. The second function would be to help countries make their domestic monetary policies more effective, thus regaining traction and preventing contagion. A central …
Quantitative Proof Of Reputational Harm, Meiring De Villiers
Quantitative Proof Of Reputational Harm, Meiring De Villiers
Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law
No abstract provided.
The Shift From Power To Process: A Functional Approach To Foreclosure Law, Basil Mattingly
The Shift From Power To Process: A Functional Approach To Foreclosure Law, Basil Mattingly
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Training Tomorrow's Banking Lawyers, John D. Hawke Jr., Melanie L. Fein
Training Tomorrow's Banking Lawyers, John D. Hawke Jr., Melanie L. Fein
Michigan Law Review
A Review of Banking Law and Regulation by Jonathan R. Macey and Geoffrey P. Miller
Bills And Notes - Incorporation By Reference - Clause In Mortgage Limiting Bondholder's Right To Sue On Bond
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff, a holder, sued for the principal of and interest on matured bearer bonds which were part of an issue secured by a trust mortgage. Each bond, which was otherwise negotiable, recited that it was secured by a mortgage, "to which indenture reference is hereby made for a statement of the rights of the holders of said bonds." The mortgage provided that all rights of action on the bonds were vested in the trustee and that no bondholder could sue on the primary indebtedness until he had fulfilled certain prerequisites relative to giving the trustee an opportunity to sue. These …
Bills And Notes - Forged Indorsement - Liability Of Collecting Bank To Drawer
Bills And Notes - Forged Indorsement - Liability Of Collecting Bank To Drawer
Michigan Law Review
Plaintiff drew a check payable to V. It was stolen by H, plaintiff's employee, and delivered to a confederate who forged V's indorsement and deposited the check in the defendant bank which collected on the instrument. Plaintiff was reimbursed by H's bonding company, and then sought to recover the amount of the check from the defendant. Held, that though plaintiff could ordinarily recover the proceeds of its stolen, undelivered check from the collecting bank, recovery here would be denied because plaintiff had already been reimbursed for its loss. Washington Mechanics' Savings Bank v. District Title …