Volume 1, Issue 1
Published January 31, 2020
STACKING THE DECK: THE SECURITIES LITIGATION UNIFORM STANDARDS ACT OF 1998 AND FEDERAL PREEMPTION OF STATE LAW CLAIMS AGAINST CORPORATE DIRECTORS
WHAT MAKES A MARKET PLACE TRUSTWORTHY?
CORPORATE LAW ISSUE, CIVIL LAW SOLUTIONS: RESOLVING DISPUTES ARISING FROM UNAUTHORIZED CORPORATE SECURITY CONTRACTS IN PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA HIGH COURTS
Sara Wolf Reust
Catherine M.A. Mc Cauliff
Charles Zhen Qu
INDEX-MAKER ACTIVISM AND PRIVATE RULEMAKERS
JUDICIAL PHILOSOPHY FOR THOUGHTFUL POLITICIANS AND BUSINESS LEADERS
SECURITISATION: THE IRISH INSOLVENCY FRAMEWORK
Mark Andriola
Winston P. Nagan & Samantha Manausa
Matteo Zambelli
TOWARDS LEGALLY REVIEWABLE DAMAGE AWARDS
BIFURCATING CHAPTER 7 SERVICE & FEE AGREEMENTS IN ARIZONA: A LEGAL AND ETHICAL QUANDARY OR A VIABLE PRACTICE?
Frank S. Giaoui
Amanda M. Manke
Volume 1, Issue 2
Published June 1, 2020
TOWARDS A THEORY OF MARKET POWER
A SLEIGHT OF HAND: WHY NON-TRADED REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUSTS ARE BECOMING AN INCREASINGLY FREQUENT SUBJECT OF SECURITIES LITIGATION AND ARBITRATION
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: IS IT A GOOD UNDER THE UCC OR A SERVICE UNDER THE COMMON LAW OR IS THERE A NEED FOR A NEW CATEGORY?
Mark Jamison
Grant H. Frazier & Sarah K. Deutsch
David E. Missirian
TAXPAYER-OWNED UTILITIES: RESTORING THE APPROPRIATE BALANCE BETWEEN RISK AND REWARD WITH RESPECT TO INVESTOR-OWNED UTILITY COMPANIES
A JUDICIAL TEACHING POINT: THE LESSON OF THE LATE JUSTICE JOHN PAUL STEVENS IN SONY V. UNIVERSAL CITY STUDIOS AS A RESPONSE TO CIVIL LAWFARE
ELIZABETH WARREN WANTS TO BREAK UP BIG TECH. CAN SHE?
Timothy Nielsen
Mark W. Smith
Kyle Broadfoot