Journal of Business & Technology Law
Current and Past Issues
Current Issue
Volume 4, Issue 2The Subprime Meltdown: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions
So Now Who is Special?: Business Model Shifts Among Firms that Borrow to Lend,
José Gabliondo
Why Did Anyone Listen to the Rating Agencies After Enron?, Claire A. Hill Rating Agencies and Reputational Risk, David Reiss The Legacy of Deregulation and the Financial Crisis—Linkages Between Deregulation in Labor Markets, Housing Finance Markets, and the Broader Financial Markets, Damon Silvers & Heather Slavkin Reflections on State Regulation: A Lesson of the Economic Turmoil of 2007–2009, Ralph S. Tyler & Karen Stakem Hornig NotesPredatory Lending: What Will Stop It?, Hirsh Ament Cooper v. McClure: The Difficulty of Proving Antitrust Violations and the Need for a False Claims Act, Esther Lee The Fourth Amendment’s New Frontier: Judicial Reasoning Applying the Fourth Amendment to Electronic Communications, Amanda Yellon |
Past Issues
Volume 4, Issue 1The New Private Ordering of Intellectual Property:
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Sarbanes-Oxley, Kermit the Frog, and Competition
Regarding Audit Quality, Matthew J. Barrett
Does Sarbanes-Oxley Foster the Existence of Ethical Executive Role Models in the Corporation?, Joan MacLeod Heminway The Changing Atmospherics of Corporate Crime
Sentencing in the Post-Sarbanes-Oxley Act Era, Peter J.
Henning
How do Securities Laws Influence Affect, Happiness, & Trust?, Peter H. Huang Corporate Ethics, Agency, and the Theory of the
Firm, Robert J. Rhee
Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 Five Years On: What Have We Learned?, Catherine Shakespeare The Future of Enterprise Regulation: Corporate Social Accountability and Human Freedom, Lindsay J. Thompson Sarbanes-Oxley Turns Six: An Enforcement Perspective,
Linda Chatman Thomsen & Donna Norman
EssaysThe Impact of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act on Non-Shareholder
Constituents: A Silver Lining, but Will It Endure?, Lisa
M. Fairfax
Corporate Ethics in a Devilish System, Kent Greenfield Sarbanes-Oxley’s Insight: The Role of Distrust, Renee M. Jones The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002: Setting a Baseline for the Adoption of Enterprise Ethics, Dean Krehmeyer Sarbanes-Oxley and the Restoration of Distrust, Lisa Hope Nicholson Note and CommentsShutting the Door on Pension Fund Investment
in Hedge Funds—Protecting Investors That Need Protection,
Jonathan H. Bliley Western Investment Hedged Partners L.P. v. Sunset Financial Resources, Inc.: Exercising Control of Corporate Machinery through a Manipulative Democracy, Matthew G. Laver Just What the Doctor Ordered: A Two-Step Standard for Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements, George A. O’Brien |
Google and Fair Use, Jonathan Band Information Policy for the Library of Babel, James Grimmelmann The Google IPO, Matthias Hild Asterisk Revisited: Debating a Right of Reply on Search Results, Frank Pasquale From Making Money without Doing Evil to Doing Good without Handouts: The Google.org Experiment in Philanthropy, Shruti Rana Google Benefits or Google’s Benefit?, Susan J. Stabile Privacy on Planet Google: Using the Theory of “Contextual Integrity” to Clarify the Privacy Threats of Google’s Quest for the Perfect Search Engine, Michael Zimmer ArticleWhat is a Business Crime?, Richard A. Booth NotesRescuecom Corp. v. Google, Inc.: A Misuse of the Federal Trademark Doctrine of Commercial Use, Jeffrey Fabian Dura Pharmaceuticals, Inc. v. Broudo: A Missed Opportunity to Right the Wrongs in the PSLRA and Rebalance the Private Rule 10b-5 Litigation Playing Field,Thomas F. Gillespie III Louis Vuitton Malletier v. Dooney & Bourke,
Inc.: Resisting Expansion of Trademark Protection in the Fashion
Industry, Ashley Hofmeister |
A Brief History of Federal Corporation Law, Richard A. Booth ArticlesThe Dialectical Regulation of Rule 14a-8: Intersystemic Governance in Corporate Law, Robert B. Ahdieh The Missing Link Between Insider Trading and Securities Fraud, Richard A. Booth Milberg Weiss: of Studied Indifference and Dying of Shame, Theresa A. Gabaldon What’s Good for the Goose? A Critical Essay on “Best Practices” for Private Firms, Jennifer Johnson Regulating Excessive Executive Compensation — Why Bother?, Jerry W. Markham Recent Skirmishes in the Battle over Corporate Voting and Governance, Brett H. McDonnell The Hypocrisy of the Milberg Indictment: The Need for a Coherent Framework on Paying for Cooperation in Litigation, Bruce H. Kobayashi & Larry E. Ribstein SpeechThe Fiduciary Duty of Disclosure after Dabit, Jack B. Jacobs EssaysThe Answer to Excessive Executive Compensation Is Risk, Not the Market, Charles M. Elson How We Make Law in Delaware, and What to Expect from Us in the Future, Lawrence Hamermesh A Perspective on Federal Corporation Law, Mark J. Loewenstein A Commentary on McDonnell, Ahdieh, Hamermesh, and Johnson’s Views on Federal Corporation Law and the AIG Kerfuffle, Jennifer O’Hare NotesCosta Brava P’ship III v. Telos Corp.: Striking an Inconsistent Balance in Plaintiff Shareholder Suits, Patrick W. Flavin Republic Properties Corp. v. Mission West Properties, L.P.:
Discouraging Forum Shopping in Maryland by Properly Implementing
the Entity Theory of Partnerships, John Stinson |
The Criminalization of Corporate Law, Lisa M. Fairfax ArticlesHell Hath No Fury Like an Investor Scorned: Retribution, Deterrence, Restoration, and the Criminalization of Securities Fraud Under Rule 10b-5, Joan MacLeod Heminway On the Prospects of Deterring Corporate Crime, Geraldine Szott Moohr Sarbanes-Oxley's Purported Over-Criminalization of Corporate Offenders, Lisa H. Nicholson The Perils of Criminalizing Agency Costs, Larry E. Ribstein SpeechCriminalization of Corporate Law, David Anders Reflective EssaysThe Impact on Director and Officer Behavior, Douglas M. Branson, and Donald Langevoort The Impact on Shareholders and Other Constitents, Jill Fisch, Christine Hurt, Brett McDonnell, David Millon, and Jennifer O'Hare The Impact of Criminal Sanctions on Corporate Misconduct, Peter Henning, Donna M. Hagy, Alan Palmiter, David Skeel, Jr., and Ellen S. Podgor NotesMGM v. Grokster: Adopting Patent Law's Active Inducement Doctrine and Shifting the Focus to Actions of Alleged Indirect Infringers, Kristine Girgorian Timko v. Triarsi, How to Prevent Predatory Strike Suits While Avoiding Inequitable Results, Zachary D. Cohen |
History & Background, Royce de R. Barondes, Lisa Fairfax, Lawrence A. Hamermesh, Robert Lawless, Jonathon C. Lipson, & Russell C. Silberglied The Duty of Creditors in Practice, J. William Callison, Mark A.Grovic, James J. Hanks, Jr., Roger A. Lane, & Carl E. Metzger Presentation of Much Ado About Little? Directors' Fiduciary Duties in the Vicinity of Insolvency, Stephen M. Bainbridge Theory and Policy, Kelli A. Alces, Larry E. Ribstein, Alan Schwartz, Simone M. Sepe, D.Gordon Smith, & Frederick Tung Comparative & International Perspective, Andres Engert, Reid Feldman, Pamela L.J. Huff, Donna W. McKenzie-Skene, & Hanno Merkt EssaysMuch Ado About Little? Directors' Fiduciary Duties in the Vicinity of Insolvency, Stephen M. Bainbridge Fiduciary Duties in Distressed Corporations: Second Generation Issues, Royce de R. Barondes Duty to Creditors Reconsidered—Filling a Much Needed Gap in Corporation Law, Richard A. Booth Why a Fiduciary Duty Shift to Creditors of Insolvent Business Entities is Incorrect as a Matter of Theory and Practice, J. William Callison From Production Resources to Peoples Department Stores: A Similar Response by Delaware and Canadian Courts on the Fiduciary Duties of Directors to Creditors of Insolvent Companies, Pamela L.J. Huff and Russell C. Silberglied Direct Creditor Claims for Breach of Fiduciary Duty: Is they is, or is they ain't?, Roger A. Lane Directors' Duty to Creditors of a Financially Distressed Company: A Perspective from Across the Pond, Donna W. McKenzie-Skene Directors' Duties in Failing Firms, Larry E. Ribstein & Kelli A. Alces Directors' Duty to Creditors and the Debt Contract, Simone M. Sepe Gap Filling in Zone of Insolvency, Frederick Tung Notes & CommentsWood Prince v. Lynch: Opening the Door for Subsequent Misapplications of the Business Judgment Rule to Claims Alleging that a Trustee has Breached His Fiduciary Duty of Loyalty, Megan L. Reuwer Merck KGaA v. Integra Lifesciences I, Ltd.: How Broad Can You Go? The Supreme Court Makes Room for Preclinical Research in The Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act's Safe Harbor Provision, Lauren B. Willis |
Overview and Update, Margaret A. Bancroft, Jay G. Barris, Lisa Fairfax, Tamar Frankel, Richard M. Phillips, Frank C. Razzano, & Thomas R. Smith Jr. Fund Governance Going Forward, Diane Ambler, John C. Bogle, William Foulk, James Hanks, Amy Olmert, Alan Palmiter, & Earl Weiner Reflections on the Evolution of Mutual Fund Governance, John C. Bogle Mutual Funds & Corporate Governance, Lucian Bebchuk, Timothy Forde, Michael Garland, Henry Hopkins, Patrick McGurn, & John Olson Alternative Structures and Strategies for Investors, Richard A. Booth, Michael DeGeorge, Joseph Hardiman, Henry Hu, Susan Nash, & Frank Partnoy EssaysWho Should Recover What for Late Trading and Market Timing?, Richard A. Booth The Martin Act: An Overview, Frank C. Razzano How Did We Get Into This Mess?, Tamar Frankel Knowledge Is Power: What Went Wrong in the Mutual Fund Industry, Margaret A. Bancroft StudyMutual Funds and Proxy Voting: New Evidence on Corporate Governance, Burton Rothberg & Steven Lilien Notes & CommentsThe Urge to Merge: Contemporary Theories on the Rise of Conglomerate Mergers in the 1960s, Timothy M. Hurley Should Shares Issued Directly From a Corporation Constitute a Control Share Acquisition?, Andrew J. Opiola |
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