A Brief History of Corporation Law (forthcoming) (2009)

Appraisal & Valuation in Corporation Law (forthcoming) (2009)

Five Decades of Corporation Law - From Conglomeration to Equity Compensation, Villanova Law Review, Forthcoming (2008)

Stockholders and Stock Options -- Malfeasance, Manipulation, Misappropriation or Not?, Villanova Law Review, Forthcoming (2008)

Taking Certification Seriously - Why There Is No Such Thing as an Adequate Representative in a Securities Fraud Class Action (forthcoming), Villanova Law/Public Policy Research Paper No. 2008-07 (2008)

The Paulson Report Reconsidered: How to Fix Securities Litigation by Converting Class Actions into Issuer Actions, Villanova University Legal Working Paper Series (2008)

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What is a Business Crime?, Journal of Business and Technology Law (2008)

The Grander Scheme, Legal Times (2007)

The Missing Link Between Insider Trading and Securities Fraud, Cato Institute, Regulation (2007)

Foreward: The Rise and Fall of Federal Corporation Law, Journal of Business and Technology Law (2007)

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Going Public, Selling Stock, and Buying Liquidity, Entrepreneurial Business Law Journal (2007)

Review of Hui Hang, International Securities Markets: Insider Trading Law in China in George Mason Law Review (2007)

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The Duty to Creditors Reconsidered - Filling a Much Needed Gap in Corporation Law, Journal of Business and Technology Law (2007)

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The End of the Securities Fraud Class Action as We Know It, Berkeley Business Law Journal (2007)

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The Missing Link Between Insider Trading and Securities Fraud, Journal of Business and Technology Law (2007)

The End of the Securities Fraud Class Action as We Know It, Cato Institute, Regulation (2006)

Why Pay a Fraud Plaintiff to Sue?, washingtonpost.com (2006)

Business Basics for Students - Essential Concepts and Applications (2006)

Attorney's Guide to Business and Finance Fundamentals (with Hamilton) (2006)

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Capital Requirements in the United States Corporation Law, in Das Kapital der Aktiengesellschaft in Europa, Zeitschrifft fuer Unternehmens und Gesellschaftrecht (2006)

Corporations (West Blackletter Series) (with Hamilton) (2006)

Filling a Much Needed Gap in Corporation Law, University of Maryland School of Law, a Vital Intellectual Community (2006)

Financing the Corporation (2006)

Fundamentals of Modern Business -- A Lawyer's Guide (supplements 1994-2006) (with Hamilton) (2006)

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Give Me Equity or Give Me Death - The Role of Competition and Compensation in Building Silicon Valley, Entrepreneurial Business Law Journal (2006)

Twisted Trade-Off -- Securities Law Now Favors Traders over Investors -- The Supreme Court Should Rethink this Perverse Practice, Washington Legal Times and San Francisco Recorder (2006)

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Using Spread and Net Trading Range to Measure Risk in Suitability Cases, University of Maryland Legal Studies Research Paper No. 2006-5 (2006)

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Who Should Recover What for Late Trading and Market Timing?, Journal of Business and Technology Law (2006)

Someone Else Loses, Legal Times (2005)

Late Trading, Market Timing, and Investor Welfare, University of Maryland School of Law, A Vital Intellectual Community (2005)

It's Not a Good Thing, But It's Not a Crime, Legal Times (2004)

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Executive Compensation, Corporate Governance, and the Partner-Manager, University of Illinois Law Review (2004)

What Do Business Courts Really Do? in University of Maryland School of Law, A Vital Intellectual Community (2004)

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Windfall Awards Under PSLRA, Business Law (2004)

Entity Rationalization: What Can or Should Be Done About the Proliferation of Business Organizations?, PUBOGRAM (2003)

Dividends Don't Lie, National Law Journal (2003)

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Form and Function in Business Organizations, Business Law (2003)

The Dividend Dividend, Business Law Today (2003)

What Can or Should Be Done About the Proliferation of Business Organizations?, Business Law (2003)

Business Basics for Students - Essential Concepts and Applications (with Hamilton) (2002)

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Making Economic Sense of Unisex Life Insurance (Or the Difference Between Cost and Value and Why It Matters to Real People), Villanova University Legal Working Paper Series (2002)

Corporation Finance -- Cases and Materials (with Hamilton) (2001)

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Minority Discounts and Control Premiums in Appraisal Proceedings, Business Law (2001)

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Who Owns a Corporation and Who Cares?, Chicago Kent Law Review (2001)

A Chronology of the Evolution of the MBCA, Business Law (2000)

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A Minimalist Approach to Corporation Law, Georgia Law Review (2000)

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Investor Diversification and Corporation Law (Or Roll Over Berle and Means), Delaware Journal of Corporate Law (2000)

Seven Myths About Stock Options, Directors & Boards (1999)

Reducing Risk Doesn't Pay Off, Wall Street Journal (1999)

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The Suitability Rule, Investor Diversification, and Using Spread to Measure Risk, Business Law (1999)

Payment Optional, Barrons (1998)

It's Bosses, Not Shareholders, Who Own the Company, Wall Street Journal (1998)

Comments on Proposed NASD Rule on the Award of Punitive Damages in Arbitration (submitted to SEC) (1998)

Business Basics for Students - Essential Concepts and Applications (with Hamilton) (1998)

Introduction to Federal Securities Law and the 1933 Act (District of Columbia Bar) (1998)

Seven Myths About Stock Options, Conference Board, 1998 Executive Compensation Seminar (1998)

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Stockholders, Stakeholders, and Bagholders (Or How Investor Diversification Affects Fiduciary Duty), Business Law (1998)

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Fiduciary Duty, Contract, and Waiver in Partnerships and Limited Liability Companies, Business Law (1997)

Symposium, Check-the-Box and Beyond: The Future of Limited Liability Entities in Business Law (1997)

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The Limited Liability Company and the Search for a Bright Line Between Corporations and Partnerships, Wake Forest Law Review (1997)

Punitive Damage Awards Hurt Consumers as Well as Businesses, The Daily Record (panel discussion) (1995)

Half the Use of Punitive Damages, USA Today Magazine (1995)

Scope of Section 12(2) After Gustafson, 9 Insights (1995)

Contracting for Unexpected Punishment?, the Recorder (San Francisco) (1995)

Punitive Damages and Securities Arbitration in the Wake of Mastrobuono, 9 Insights (1995)

Awarding Punitive Damages in Arbitration, New Jersey Law Journal (1995)

Selective Disclosure in Cyberspace, Off-Line (1995)

Awarding Punitives in Arbitration, Legal Times (1995)

Comments on Rumanian Small Business Administration Law, for ABA Central and East European Law Initiative (1995)

The U.S. Supreme Court Will Settle a Circuit Court Split Over Whether Punitive Damages may be Awarded in Securities Arbitrations Governed by New York Law, National Law Journal (1995)

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Profit-Seeking, Individual Liability, and the Idea of the Firm, Washington University Law Quarterly (1995)

Vicarious Liability and Securities Fraud, Securities Regulation Law Journal (1995)

Stop the Misue of Punitive Awards, New York Times, Sunday Business Section (1994)

Drowning in Money, Awash in Metaphors, Wall Street Journal (1994)

Big Bucks Are No Big Deal, Legal Times (1994)

Comments on New York Stock Exchange Voting Rights Policy (1994)

Limited Liability and the Efficient Allocation of Resources, Northwestern University Law Review (1994)

The Other Side of the Management Compensation Controversy, Securities Regulation Law Journal (1994)

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The Uncertain Case for Regulating Program Trading, Columbia Business Law Review (1994)

SEC's Slant is Wrong on Stock Pay, National Law Journal (1993)

Comments on Russian Federation Law on State Support on Small Enterprise, for ABA Central and East European Law Initiative (1993)

Keep Punitives Out of Arbitration, Los Angeles Daily Journal (1993)

Corporate Executives Deserve Their Due, The Connecticut Law Tribune (1993)

High-Risk Jobs Deserve High-Level Pay, Executive Compensation, Texas Lawyer (1993)

A Wild Ride for Executive Compensation, The Recorder (San Francisco) (1993)

The Rocky Road to Management's Big Bucks, Legal Times (1993)

Derivative Suits and Pro Rata Recovery, George Washington Law Review (1993)

Malpractice Insurance and the Thrift Crisis, Insights (1993)

Review of Brudney & Chirelstein's Corporate Finance, by Victor Brudney & William W. Bratton in Journal of Law & Education (1993)

Stockholders, Stakeholders and Bagholders, The Red Herring (1993)

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The Efficient Market, Portfolio Theory and the Downward Sloping Demand Hypothesis, New York University Law Review (1993)

When Punitive Damages Are Entirely Appropriate, National Law Journal (1992)

Good News for Wall Street, New York Law Journal (1992)

The S&L Malpractice Plague, Los Angeles Daily Journal (1992)

Time to Rethink Coverage for Malpractice, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin (1992)

Making Sense Out of Punitive Damages, Insights (1992)

Purposelessness Punitives, Los Angeles Daily Journal (1992)

The Cost of Punitive Damages, Chicago Daily Law Bulletin (1992)

In Defense of Program Trading, Wall Street Journal (1992)

Damages in Churning Cases, Securities Regulation Law Journal (1992)

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Fiduciary Duty and the Former Partner, Business Law (1992)

The Efficient Market, Portfolio Theory and the Downward Sloping Demand Hypothesis, The Red Herring (1992)

Churning Liability is Debated, National Law Journal (1991)

Insider Trading, Better Markets, Wall Street Journal (1991)

New Churning Cases Add Twist to Claims for Portfolio Damages, National Law Journal (1991)

Discounts and Other Mysteries of Corporate Finance, California Law Review (1991)

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Federalism and the Market for Corporate Control, Washington University Law Quarterly (1991)

Program Trading and the Small Investor, The Red Herring (1990)

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A Note on Individual Recovery in Derivative Suits, Pepperdine Law Review (1989)

Foreward, The Seventh Circuit as a Commercial Court, Chicago Kent Law Review (1989)

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State Takeover Statutes Revisited, Michigan Law Review (1989)

The Problem with Federal Tender Offer Law, California Law Review (1989)

The Paradoxes of Insider Trading, in Brief (1988)

Lawyers' Liability for Insider Trading, Eighteenth Securities Law Institute, Cleveland Bar Association, Section on Securities Law (1988)

Review of Takeovers: Attack & Survival: A Strategist's Manual, by Ralph C. Ferrara, Meredith M. Brown & John H. Hall in University of Cincinnati Law Review (1988)

The Promise of State Takeover Statutes, Michigan Law Review (1988)

Junk Bonds, Dividends and Shareholder Preferences, In Brief (1987)

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Junk Bonds, the Relevance of Dividends and the Limits of Managerial Discretion, Columbia Business Law Review (1987)

Unconventional Offers, Dallas, Inc. (1986)

Family Corporations: Division on Divorce -- Remedies an dTheories in State Bar of Texas, Marrige Dissolution Institute (with Webb and Kinser) (1986)

Grudge Nudge by Judge Means Fudge or Budge at A.L.I., The Red Herring (1986)

Is There Any Valid Reason Why Target Managers Oppose Tender Offers?, Securities Regulation Law Journal (1986)

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The Emerging Conflict Between Federal Securities Law and State Corporation Law, Journal of Corporation Law (1986)

Pennzoil's Justification for Damages is Unclear, Dallas, Inc. (1985)

Bonds Risky, But Not Junk, Dallas, Inc. (1985)

South Africa: Ethics May Be Prudent, Dallas, Inc. (1985)

Managers Put Up Takeover Defenses, Dallas, Inc., Dallas Times Herald (1985)

An Arithmetical Note on Perlman v. Feldmann, The Red Herring (1985)

Management Buyouts, Shareholder Welfare and the Limits of Ficuciary Duty, New York University Law Review (1985)

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Self-Regulation in a Democratic Society, Journal of Air Law & Commerce (1985)

Comments on Proposed New York Stock Exchange Rule Changes Regarding Shareholder Voting and Changes in Corporate Control (1984)

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The Business Purpose Doctrine and the Limits of Equal Treatment in Corporation Law, Southwestern Law Journal (1984)

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The New Law of Freeze-Out Mergers, Missouri Law Review (1984)