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Volume 1, Issue 1, Spring 2005
Articles:
EXTINGUISHING THE NEW GREAT FIRE OF CHICAGO: WHY COURTS SHOULD RELY ON THE "CHICAGO THEORY" TO PROMOTE PETROLEUM MERGERS by Chris Lucas
ENVIRONMENTAL DISCLOSURES: INCREASING SEC DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS IS NOT THE ANSWER by Thomas James
THE IN PARI DELICTO DEFENSE AND ATTORNEY MISCONDUCT, OR IT IS TIME TO GET RID OF THE "LAW-FREE ZONE" by Joseph H. Spiegel & Abigail H.G. Ohl
Volume 6, Issues 1 & 2, Spring 2006
Articles:
Symposium: 2005 Midwest Securities Law Institute
POSITIVE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE by James A. McConvill
KILLING
LIFE PARTNERS: WHY VIATICAL SETTELMENTS ARE SECURITIES IN LIGHT OF SEC
V. MUTUAL BENEFITS CORPORATIONS AND OTHER RECENT CASES THAT EXPLICITLY
REJECT SEC V. LIFE PARTNERS
by Brian Coner Levin
REDISCOVERING THE ECONOMICS OF LOSS CAUSATION by Madge S. Thorsen, Richard A. Kaplan, & Scott Hakala
CAN INSIDER TRADING PREDICATE THE OFFENCE OF MONEY LAUNDERING? by Kenneth Kaoma Mwenda
Winner, 2005 Elliot A. Spoon National Business Law Student Writing Competition—
INDETERMINACY AND SELF-ENFORCEMENT: A DEFENCE OF DELAWARE'S APPROACH TO DIRECTOR INDEPEDENCE IN DERIVATIVE LITIGATION by Mohsen Manesh
Volume 7, Issues 1 & 2, Fall 2006 &
Spring 2007
Articles:
AUDITING UNDER SARBANES-OXLEY: AN INTERIM REPORT by Daniel L. Goelzer
IS HOSTILITY IN THE MERGER AND ACQUISTION MARKET WASTEFUL? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF THE ECONOMIC COSTS OF HOSTILITY by Sema Dube, John L. Glascock, & Mark Klock
Symposium: 2006 Midwest Securities Law Institute
THE ROLE OF AUDIT COMMITTEES IN
THE WAKE OF CORPORATE FEDERALISM:
SARBANES-OXLEY’S CREEP INTO STATE CORPORATE LAW
By Peter Ferola
SINK OR SWIM?
A CASE FOR SALVAGING DEEPENING INSOLVENCY THEORY
By Maaren A. Choksi AGENCY COSTS
AND THE STRIKE SUIT: REDUCING FRIVOLOUS LITIGATION THROUGH
EMPOWERMENT OF SHAREHOLDERS By Joshua D. Fulop
Volume 8, Issue 1, Fall 2007
Articles:
A MATTER
OF SEMANTICS: SHOULD TENANCIES-IN-COMMON BE
TREATED AS SECURITIES OR REAL ESTATE INTERESTS?
by Lenín E. López
THE
THOMPSON MEMO: ITS PREDECESSORS, ITS SUCCESSOR, AND
ITS EFFECT ON CORPORATE ATTORNEY-CLIENT PRIVILEGE
by Rebecca C.E. McFadyen
Symposium:
2007 Midwest Securities Law Institute
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