1989 Volume 14 Number 3
Articles
Legal Representation in the International Securities Market: Representing a Party of Witness in an SEC or SRO Proceeding
By: Ralph C. Ferrara and J. Triplett Mackintosh
Commentary from the Bar
1988 Developments in Delaware Corporate Law
By: Andrew J. Turezyn
Note
Written Consents — a Powerful Tool in Hostile Battles for Corporate Control
By: Daniel J. DeFranceschi
Comment
CEDE & CO. v. Technicolor, Inc.: a Whole New Ball Game for Dissenting Shareholders
By: Helen M. Richard
Unreported Cases
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1989 Volume 14 Number 2
Articles
Delaware’s Disclosure Rule: the “Complete Candor” Standard, Its Application, and Why Sure in Delaware
By: Donald E. Pease
Some Observations on State Regulation of Multistate Takeover — Controlling Choiceof Law Through the Commerce Clause
By: P. John Kozyris
Note
An Examination of a Board of Directors’ Duty to Redeem the Rights Issued Pursuant to a Stockholder Rights Plan
By: Ronald A. Brown, Jr.
Comment
Business Electronics Corp. v. Sharp Electronics Corp. — a New Line Is Drawn: Supreme Court Creates Distinction Between Resale Price Maintenance and Price Stabilization
By: Brian Alexander Carlis
Unreported Cases
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1989 Volume 14 Number 1
Articles
What Went Wrong with Directors’ and Officers’ Liability Insurance?
By: Roberta Romano
Would Someone Please Tell Me the Definition of the Term “Seller”: the Confusion Surrounding Section 12(2) of the Securities Act of 1933
By: Joseph E. Reece
Comments
Copiat v. United States: the Grey Market Market Gets Greyer
By: Randall J. Towers
Securities and Exchange Commission and the Separation of Powers: SEC v. Blinder, Robinson & CO
By: Peter Williams