1981 Volume 6 Number 3
Symposium
Seminar on Delaware Corporation Law Today
I. Attorney-Client Privilege in Corporation Communication
Upjohn: A Survey of the Case
By: Charles E. Welch
The Attorney-Client Privilege: a Pragmatic Approach
By: Leo Herzel
The Attorney-Client Privilege: a Litigator’s Perspective
By: Rodman Ward, Jr.
II. Fundamental Corporate Changes — Federal and State Perspectives
Fundamental Corporate Changes: Cash Option Mergers
By: Steven J. Rothschild
Fundamental Corporate Changes: Federal Disclosure Aspects
By: Donald A. Scott
Fundamental Corporate Changes: Developments Involving Sales of Assets
By: Charles S. Crompton, Jr.
Fundamental Corporate Changes: Federal Disclosure Aspects Involving Sale of Assets
By: Donald A. Scott
Receivership Practice in the Delaware Courts
By: Jack B. Jacobs
Fundamental Corporate Changes: Charter Amendments
By: A. Gilchrist Sparks III
Federal Response to Defensive Charter Amendments
By: Donald A. Scott
III. Recent Developments in Delaware Corporate Law
Recent Developments in Delaware Corporate Law
By: Herbert S. Schlagman
IV. Business Judgment Rule and Shareholder Derivation Actions
Business Judgment Rule and Shareholder Derivative Actions: Background
By: E. Norman Veasey
Dismissal of Derivative Actions: the Debate
By: Robert K. Payson
Reconciliation of the Business Judgment Rule with the Federal Securities Laws
By: David S. Ruder
Recent Developments Relating to the Business Judgment Rule
By: Meredith M. Brown
V. Luncheon Address — Corporate Law in the Eighties: New Trends/New Challenges
Corporate Takeovers and Freezeouts Tender Offers
By: Louis Barash
Going Private after Singer and Najjar
By: William Klein
The Delaware Appraisal Statute
By: J. Kirkland Grant
A Hypothetical Going Private Transaction
By: Arthur H. Rosenbloom
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1981 Volume 6 Number 2
Articles
A Planning Guide to Section 482
By: Glenn L. Madere
Comments and Notes
Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans: the Tax Effects of Disqualification on Lump Sum Distributions — Woodson v. Commissioner
By: Thomas R. Uliase
Unreported Cases
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1981 Volume 6 Number 1
Articles
Steadman v. SEC — Its Implications and Significance
By: Marc I. Steinberg
The Status of Minority Shareholders’ Remedies for Oppression after Santa Fe and Singer and the Question of “Reasonable Investment Education” Valuation
By: William M. Roberts
Comments and Notes
The Investment Advisers Act of 1940 and the Supreme Court: Private Rights of Action under the New Cort Test– Transamerica Mortgage Advisors, Inc. v. Lewis
By: Kevin F. Brady & Mark Rockwell
Zapata Corp. v. Maldonado: a Limitation on the Use of Delaware’s Business Judgement Rule in Stockholder Derivative Suits
By: Diana M. O’Neill