Delaware Journal of
Corporate Law
2008 Volume 33 Number 3
Symposium
The Delaware General Corporation Law for the 21st Century
Introduction
By: Lawrence A. Hamermesh
Roundtable Discussion: Commentary from the Delaware Corporation Law Revision Committee
Articles
The Delaware General Corporation Law and Takeovers:
Overturn Time-Warner Three Different Ways
By: Joel Edan Friedlander
Bylaw Reforms for Delaware’s Corporation Law
By: Brett H. McDonnell
Stockholder Litigation under the Delaware General Corporation Law:
Goodbye to the Contemporaneous Ownership Requirement
By: J. Travis Laster
Director Inattention and Director Protection under Delaware General Corporation Law Section 102(b)(7): a Proposal for Legislative Reform
By: Elizabeth A. Nowicki
Finding Safe Harbor: Clarifying the Limited Application of Section 144
By: Blake Rohrbacher, John Mark Zeberkiewicz, & Thomas A. Uebler
Stockholders in Corporate Governance:
Power to the Franchise of the Fiduciaries?: an Analysis of the Limits on Stockholder Activist Bylaw
By: Frederick H. Alexander & James D. Honaker
Defining the Shareholder’s Role, Defining a Role for State Law: Folk at 40
By: Robert B. Thompson
What We Can Learn from other Statutory Schemes:
Lessons to be Learned: How the Policy of Freedom to Contract in Delaware’s Alternative Entity Law Might Inform Delaware’s General Corporation Law
By: Anne E. Conaway
Regulatory Show and Tell: Lessons from International Statutory Regimes
By: Jennifer G. Hill
Freedom and Its Limits in the Delaware General Corporation Law
By: Edward P. Welch & Robert S. Saunders
Unreported Cases
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2008 Volume 33 Number 2
Articles
The Enduring Legacy of Smith v. Van Gorkom
By: Bernard S. Sharfman
Delaware’s “No-Go” Treatment of No-Talk Provisions: Deal-Protection Devices after Omnicare
By: Amy Y. Yeung & Charles B. Vincent
The Boundaries of Litigation Unconscious Discrimination: Firm-Based Remedies in Response to a Hostile Judiciary
By: Franita Tolson
Comments
Satellite Radio Monopoly
By: Joel D. Corriero
Weissman v. NASD: Piercing the Veil of Absolute Immunity of an SRO under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934
By: Craig J. Springer
Note
Rewarding Integrity: the Struggle to Protect Decentralized Fraud Enforcement through the Public Disclosure Bar of the False Claims Act
By: Linda J. Stengle
Unreported Cases
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2008 Volume 33 Number 1
Articles
The Eclipse of Private Equity
By: Brian Cheffins & John Armour
The Fortunes & Foibles of Exchange-Traded Funds: a Positive Market Response to the Problems of Mutual Funds
By: William A. Birdthistle
Shareholder Protection around the World (Leximetric II)
By: Mathias M. Siems
Why Do Managers Dismantle Staggered Boards?
By: Mira Ganor
Shareholder Police Power: Shareholders’ Ability to Hold Directors Accountable for Intentional Violations of Law
By: Thomas A. Uebler