Firms can “rent” the securities laws in other countries by listing or selling securities there...

Most of the work on jurisdictional competition for business associations has focused on publicly held...

Large law firms face unprecedented stress. Many have dissolved, gone bankrupt or significantly downsized in...

Versions of this article were prepared for conferences in 2001 and 2006 in Europe dealing...

The Supreme Court's decision in Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. v. Dabit, involves...

This is a brief and informal discussion of some issues related to corporate criminal liability...

The web enables scholars to engage in several types of what I have called "amateur...

Outsiders often have and seek to trade on material nonpublic information about firms. For example,...

The corporation does not allow owners, at least by default, to cash out their interests....

This is the introductory essay for the Economics of Federalism, a book edited by the...

Behavioral finance raises questions about market efficiency, suggesting that noise, and not just information, moves...

Managers’ accountability to shareholders and corporations’ responsibility to society are two important objectives of corporate...

American films have long presented a negative view of business. This article is the first...

The 1987 film Wall Street is one of the most popular films dealing with business,...

This article reports on the experience with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 in the three...

The proliferation of partnership-based business organizations raises questions concerning the law’s role in shaping firms....

This Article suggests that reform of the governance of publicly held firms might appropriately include...

The proliferation of partnership-type entities raises many questions about how the traditional rules of business...

This paper attempts to find a path through the recent constitutional thicket regarding same sex...