The Corporate and Business Law Journal Forum is a companion to the Corporate and Business Law Journal. It features short responses to scholarship and comments on legal news.
We welcome submissions from professors, practitioners, judges, legislators, and law students. Submissions should be a minimum of 500 words. Each submission is subject to similar editorial standards as the articles published in the Journal.
By Trey Miller* PDF Available Large corporations are no stranger to product liability. Johnson & Johnson (“J&J”) is currently facing tens of thousands of tort
By Yuki Taylor* PDF Available TC Energy Corp. v. United States is an arbitration proceeding in the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (“ICSID”)
By David K. Korn* PDF Available “Your Honor, ChatGPT, presenting on behalf of the Petitioner.” Over the past few decades, automation has slowly replaced blue
By Courtney Moore* PDF Available In late August 2022, President Biden actualized one of his campaign goals by announcing that he would cancel up to
By Micah Weston* PDF Available Linens, death, bankruptcy. These terms do not seem to go together, but they all play a role in Bed Bath
By Edward Gao* PDF Available “Plaintiff, to his horror, discovered that the house he had recently contracted to purchase was widely reputed to be possessed
By Nicholas Forger* PDF Available John J. Ray III has guided companies through bankruptcy before, including the liquidation of Enron Corporation’s assets.[1] Yet, after being
By Kateryna Kostiuchenko* PDF Available The world has changed dramatically with the advent of the Internet. The Internet brought endless opportunities to create bigger and
By Madison Andrade* PDF Available The Kroger-Albertsons merger announcement rattled the entire nation, yet its implications may be of particular significance for the state of
By Sarah Pelton* PDF Available On November 10, 2022, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) followed up on its promise of restructuring fundamental aspects of antitrust
