2010 Volume 35 Number 3
Articles
Optionality in Merger Agreements
By: Brian JM Quinn
Trust and the Reform of Securities Regulation
By: Ronald J. Colombo
A Myth Deconstructed: the “Emperor’s New Clothes” on the Low-Profit Limited Liability Company
By: Daniel S. Kleinberger
The Sitting Ducks of Securities Class Action Litigation: Bio-Pharmas and the Need for Improved Evaluation of Scientific Data
By: Stuart R. Cohn & Erin M. Swick
Jones v. Harris: a Fresh Approach to the Gartenberg Standard
By: Kristen J. Freeman & Amy Y. Yeung
Unreported Cases
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2010 Volume 35 Number 2
When the Government Is the Controlling Shareholder: Implications for Delaware
By: Marcel Kahan & Edward Rock
Choice, Progressive Values, and Corporate Law: a Reply to Greenfield
By: Harry G. Hutchison
Gartenberg, Jones, and the Meaning of Fiduciary: a Legislative Investigation of Section 36(B)
By: Amy Y. Yeung & Kristen J. Freeman
Comment
Series LLC and Bankruptcy: When the Series Finds Itself in Trouble, Will It Need Its Parent to Bail It Out?
By: Shannon L. Dawson
Notes
SEC V. Cuban: the Misappropriation Theory and Its Application to Confidentiality Agreements under Section 10(B) and Rule 10(B)5-2 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
By: Robert Bailey, Jr.
Gantler v. Stephens: Big Epiphany or Big Failure? A Look at the Current State of Officers’ Fiduciary Duties and Advice for Potential Protection
By: Michael Follett
Unreported Cases
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2010 Volume 35 Number 1
Articles
Twenty-Eight Words: Enforcing Corporate Fiduciary Duties through Criminal Prosecution of Honest Service Fraud
By: Lisa L. Casey
The Essential Unity of Shareholder and the Myth of Investor Short-Termism
By: George W. Dent, Jr.
Private Placements: a Regulatory Black Hole
By: Jennifer J. Johnson
Who’s the Boss? Unmasking Oversight Liability within the Corporate Power Puzzle
By: Anne Tucker Nees
A Critical Theory of Private Equity
By: Lee Harris