Extraterritorial Courts for Corporate Law
A central goal in devising a system of courts is to make judicial services easily accessible. As a consequence, justice is usually administered in a...
Read moreA central goal in devising a system of courts is to make judicial services easily accessible. As a consequence, justice is usually administered in a...
Read moreNews Corp. is currently at the centre of a major corporate crisis, which began in the U.K. with the notorious phone hacking scandals, but is now spreading...
Read moreStaggered boards (SBs) are one of the most potent common entrenchment devices, and their value effects are considerably debated. We study SBs'...
Read moreShareholders of U.S. corporations have lost billions of dollars in acquisitions they never approved. In the United Kingdom the listing...
Read moreIt is often assumed that strong securities markets require good legal protection of minority shareholders. This implies both "good" law -- principally...
Read moreIn 2010, Morrison v. National Australia Bank Ltd. destabilized the world of securities litigation by denying those who purchased their securities...
Read moreDespite its massive size, the corporate debt market is often considered a sleepy refuge for the risk-averse. Yet, corporate debt contracts are often...
Read moreCorporate law is an arena in which the metaphor of the states as a laboratory describes actual practice, and, for the most part, this is a laboratory that...
Read moreThe takeover standards that we learn and teach in law school, Revlon, Unocal, Weinberger, and Blasius, appear to be in decline. In this chapter for the...
Read moreMany companies have recently been following the so-called corporate purpose concept that is recommended by leading management scholars. To this end,...
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