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Full-Text Articles in Law
What Is Property's Fourth Estate - Cultural Property And The Fiduciary Ideal, Steven Wilf
What Is Property's Fourth Estate - Cultural Property And The Fiduciary Ideal, Steven Wilf
Faculty Articles and Papers
No abstract provided.
Breaking On Through To The Other Side: Understanding Continental European Corporate Governance, Ángel Oquendo
Breaking On Through To The Other Side: Understanding Continental European Corporate Governance, Ángel Oquendo
Faculty Articles and Papers
No abstract provided.
It's Conflict All The Way Down, Michael Fischl
It's Conflict All The Way Down, Michael Fischl
Faculty Articles and Papers
No abstract provided.
Accountability Of Multinational Corporations: The Barriers Presented By Concepts Of The Corporate Juridical Entity, Phillip Blumberg
Accountability Of Multinational Corporations: The Barriers Presented By Concepts Of The Corporate Juridical Entity, Phillip Blumberg
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A Judge For All Seasons, R. Kent Newmyer
A Judge For All Seasons, R. Kent Newmyer
Faculty Articles and Papers
No abstract provided.
Character Of The Questions And The Fitness Of The Process: Mental Health, Bar Admissions And The Americans With Disbilities Act, Jon Bauer
Faculty Articles and Papers
During the decade since the Americans With Disabilities Act went into effect, mental health inquiries by bar examining committees have engendered intense controversy. Courts have reached no clear consensus as to what, if any, questions about mental illness or substance abuse may be posed by licensing agencies. The trend has been towards a form of relaxed scrutiny that authorizes inquiries as long as they are focused on serious conditions that may interfere with practice, and are reasonably tailored in scope and time. This article examines the implications of allowing disability inquiries in the lawyer licensing process. The Article begins with …
Preliminary Reflections On The Professional Development Of Solo And Small Law Firm Practitioners, Leslie Levin
Preliminary Reflections On The Professional Development Of Solo And Small Law Firm Practitioners, Leslie Levin
Faculty Articles and Papers
Solo and small law firm practitioners have long been regarded as marginal, unmentored, unethical and inadequately trained members of the legal profession. Yet technological advances and demographic changes in this segment of the bar suggest reasons for re-examining this view. In an effort to gain a clearer understanding of the current state of the professional development of these lawyers, 41 solo and small firm practitioners in the New York City metropolitan area were interviewed about their work lives and professional development. The questions posed were designed to explore how, if at all, office settings, mentors and other colleagues contribute to …
The Case For Environmental Trade Sanctions, Richard Parker
The Case For Environmental Trade Sanctions, Richard Parker
Faculty Articles and Papers
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Designing A Combined Reporting Regime For A State Corporate Income Tax: A Case Study Of Louisiana, Richard Pomp, Michael J. Mcintyre, Paull Mines
Designing A Combined Reporting Regime For A State Corporate Income Tax: A Case Study Of Louisiana, Richard Pomp, Michael J. Mcintyre, Paull Mines
Faculty Articles and Papers
This article presents a plan for revitalizing the Louisiana corporate income tax through the adoption of a combined reporting regime. Our plan would require affiliated companies engaged in a unitary business in the State to pay their Louisiana income tax based on an apportioned share of their combined income. Combined reporting is the only effective way for any state to impose a fair and uniform corporation income tax on multistate and multinational enterprises and to gain or maintain control over its own tax base. The current Louisiana corporate income tax is subject to abuse through tax planning techniques that are …