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The Silent Role of Corporate Theory in the Supreme Court’s Campaign Finance Cases, Akron Legal Studies Research Paper (2012)

In Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, a 5-4 majority of the Supreme Court held...

 

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The Dodd-Frank Corporation: More than a Nexus of Contracts, University of Akron Legal Studies Research Paper (2011)

Corporate theory matters. By way of example, I explain in this Essay how Citizens United...

 

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Immaterial Lies: Condoning Deceit in the Name of Securities Regulation, Case Western Reserve Law Review (2010)

The financial crisis of 2008-2009 is once again raising the issue of investor trust and...

 

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Finding State Action When Corporations Govern, Temple Law Review (2009)

The financial crisis of 2008 is blurring the lines between the State and the private...

 

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Is Puffery Material to Investors? Maybe We Should Ask Them., University of Pennsylvania Journal of Business and Employment Law (2007)

In securities litigation, the puffery doctrine stands for the proposition that vague statements of corporate...

 

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Who Should Do the Math? Materiality Issues in Disclosures that Require Investors to Calculate the Bottom Line, Pepperdine Law Review (2007)

Corporations sometimes tread a fine line by disclosing the data necessary to calculate the bottom...

 

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In Search of a Higher Standard: Rethinking Fiduciary Duties of Directors of Wholly-Owned Subsidiaries, Fordham Journal of Corporate and Financial Law (2004)

An important, yet undeveloped, area of corporate law concerns the fiduciary duties of wholly-owned subsidiary...

 

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Self-Incrimination and Acceptance of Responsibility in Prison Sex Offender Treatment Programs, University of Kansas Law Review (2001)

In this Comment, I argue that the withholding of good time credits for refusal to...

 

Contributions to Books

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Who Should do the Math? Materiality Issues in Disclosures that Require Investors to Calculate the Bottom Line, Securities Law Review (2008)