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Full-Text Articles in Law
Women And The "New" Corporate Governance, Lisa M. Fairfax, Paula A. Monopoli
Women And The "New" Corporate Governance, Lisa M. Fairfax, Paula A. Monopoli
Paula A Monopoli
No abstract provided.
Who's Presumptuous Now? Mccain Articulates U.S. Foreign Policy In Georgia Conflict, Kent Greenfield
Who's Presumptuous Now? Mccain Articulates U.S. Foreign Policy In Georgia Conflict, Kent Greenfield
Kent Greenfield
No abstract provided.
Multiple Personalities Incorporated: Accepting The Multi-Dimensional Personhood Of The Modern Corporation, Susanna K. Ripken
Multiple Personalities Incorporated: Accepting The Multi-Dimensional Personhood Of The Modern Corporation, Susanna K. Ripken
Susanna K. Ripken
One of the most intriguing debates in corporate law is over the personhood of corporations. For years, corporate theorists have tried to construct a complete and coherent theory of the corporate person. Some have argued that the corporation is merely a fictional, artificial person that exists only as a concession of state law. Others have asserted that the corporation is a real, independent person that has an ontological existence and identity of its own. The popular theoretical paradigm today is that the corporation is neither an artificial nor a real person; it is merely a nexus of contracts among the …
I Want To Be Too Big To Fail, Kent Greenfield
The Direction Of Corporate Law: The Scholars' Perspective, John C. Coffee Jr., Richard A. Booth Marbury Research Professor Of Law, R. Franklin Balotti, David C. Mcbride, Edward P. Welch
The Direction Of Corporate Law: The Scholars' Perspective, John C. Coffee Jr., Richard A. Booth Marbury Research Professor Of Law, R. Franklin Balotti, David C. Mcbride, Edward P. Welch
Richard A Booth
Transcript of a panel on a scholar's approach to corporation law.
Minority Discounts And Control Premiums In Appraisal Proceedings, Richard A. Booth Marbury Research Professor Of Law
Minority Discounts And Control Premiums In Appraisal Proceedings, Richard A. Booth Marbury Research Professor Of Law
Richard A Booth
In a merger, a stockholder often has a statutory right of dissent and appraisal under which the stockholder may demand to be paid fair value exclusive of any gain or loss that may arise from the merger itself. Most courts and commentators agree that a dissenting stockholder should ordinarily receive a pro rata share of the fair value of the corporation without any discount simply because minority shares lack control. In several recent cases, the courts have indicated that a minority stockholder is thus entitled to a share of the control value of the corporation even though the merger does …
Mukasey's Defense Of Professional Irresponsibility, Kent Greenfield
Mukasey's Defense Of Professional Irresponsibility, Kent Greenfield
Kent Greenfield
No abstract provided.
Organizational Perspectives On Contracts, Gordon Smith, Brayden King
Organizational Perspectives On Contracts, Gordon Smith, Brayden King
D. Gordon Smith
Japanese Cfc Rules Consistent With Treaty, Court Holds, Hugh Ault, Mitsuhiro Honda
Japanese Cfc Rules Consistent With Treaty, Court Holds, Hugh Ault, Mitsuhiro Honda
Hugh J. Ault
In a practice article, Mitsuhiro Honda and Hugh J. Ault comment on a Tokyo High Court ruling that held that Japan's controlled foreign corporation rules are consistent with article 7(1) of the Japan-Singapore tax treaty.
Current Developments In Procedures For The Resolution Of International Tax Disputes, Hugh Ault
Current Developments In Procedures For The Resolution Of International Tax Disputes, Hugh Ault
Hugh J. Ault
No abstract provided.
How Law Constructs Wealth Patterns [Panel Remarks], Kent Greenfield
How Law Constructs Wealth Patterns [Panel Remarks], Kent Greenfield
Kent Greenfield
No abstract provided.
Defending Stakeholder Governance, Kent Greenfield
Defending Stakeholder Governance, Kent Greenfield
Kent Greenfield
Corporations are collective enterprises, drawing on investments from various stakeholders who contribute to the firm's success. For a business to succeed over time, it must induce people and institutions to invest money, whether in the form of equity or loans. It must induce people to invest their labor, intelligence, skill, and attention by joining the firm as employees or managers. It must induce local communities to invest infrastructure of various kinds. None of these investors-for investors they all are-contributes its input out of altruism or obligation. They all do so because they believe that the corporation provides the mechanism for …
Glazer And Fitzgibbon On Legal Opinions: Drafting, Interpreting And Supporting Closing Opinions In Business Transactions, Scott Fitzgibbon, Donald Glazer, Steven Weise
Glazer And Fitzgibbon On Legal Opinions: Drafting, Interpreting And Supporting Closing Opinions In Business Transactions, Scott Fitzgibbon, Donald Glazer, Steven Weise
Scott T. FitzGibbon
No abstract provided.
The Principles Of Justice In Procreative Affiliations, Scott Fitzgibbon
The Principles Of Justice In Procreative Affiliations, Scott Fitzgibbon
Scott T. FitzGibbon
What's the Harm? is an interdisciplinary collection of perspectives on the question of harm--whether legalizing same-sex marriage will cause harm to society, and whether the denial of same-sex marriage causes harm to society. This clarifying and illuminating book explores the societal, familial, individual, and jurisprudential harms of the legalization or prohibition of same-sex marriage. The contributors wrestle with the "what's the harm" question from a variety of academic and professional perspectives, emphasizing the significance and impact of legalizing same-sex marriage for law, government, family relations, and child welfare. What's the Harm? is a valuable resource of diverse insights, arguments, and …
A Judicial Loudmouth With A Quiet Legacy: A Review Of Emmett Hall: Establishment Radical, Darcy L. Macpherson
A Judicial Loudmouth With A Quiet Legacy: A Review Of Emmett Hall: Establishment Radical, Darcy L. Macpherson
Darcy L MacPherson
This is a review of the book Emmett Hall: Establishment Radical, 2nd ed.
The Power Of Privilege And The Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act: How Corporate America Has Everyone Excited About The Emperor's New Clothes, Liesa L. Richter
The Power Of Privilege And The Attorney-Client Privilege Protection Act: How Corporate America Has Everyone Excited About The Emperor's New Clothes, Liesa L. Richter
Liesa L. Richter
No abstract provided.
The Model Registered Agents Act - A Word (Or Two) To The Wise, Carol Goforth
The Model Registered Agents Act - A Word (Or Two) To The Wise, Carol Goforth
Carol Goforth
The 2007 Model Registered Agents Act (“the Act”), combined with statutory amendments and repeals, consolidates provisions regarding service of process and registered agents for a wide variety of Arkansas businesses. This article provides an overview of the essential provisions of the Act and its effects on business entities, agents, and third parties. Additionally, it offers a brief assessment of how the provisions change prior law. The Act is much more extensive than the business entity statute provisions it replaced. The provisions of the Act address commercial agents, duties of agents, jurisdiction and venue, and provide detailed rules for service of …
A Business Review Of The Delaware Series: Good Business For The Informed, Ann E. Conaway
A Business Review Of The Delaware Series: Good Business For The Informed, Ann E. Conaway
Ann E. Conaway
Delaware has long attempted to provide business structures that reflect the demands of the business community in an efficient and productive manner. One prime example of this demand/response is the "series" interest available in Delaware limited partnerships, LLCs, and statutory trusts. The series structure combines the flexibility that different types of businesses desire along with the statutory and contractual support that Delaware provides to all of its unincorporated business organizations. Other states have now emulated the Delaware series concept, although there is still considerable confusion as to how a series works. This piece provides an overview of some of the …
Deconstructing Equity: Public Ownership, Agency Costs, And Complete Capital Markets, Ronald J. Gilson, Charles K. Whitehead
Deconstructing Equity: Public Ownership, Agency Costs, And Complete Capital Markets, Ronald J. Gilson, Charles K. Whitehead
Charles K Whitehead
Going Private: Three Doctrines Gone Astray, Mary Siegel
Going Private: Three Doctrines Gone Astray, Mary Siegel
Mary Siegel
Sarbanes-Oxley's Insight: The Role Of Distrust, Renee Jones
Sarbanes-Oxley's Insight: The Role Of Distrust, Renee Jones
Renee Jones
No abstract provided.