Delaware Journal of
Corporate Law
2009 Volume 34 Number 3
Articles
On Uncertainty, Ambiguity, and Contractual Conditions
By: Eric L. Talley
Enhancing the Efficiency of Board Decision Making: Lessons Learned from the Financial Crisis of 2008
By: Bernard S. Sharfman
Unequal Treatment and Shareholders’ Welfare Growth: “Fairness” v. “Precise Equality”
By: Nicola De Luca
The Future of the Attorney-Client Privilege in Corporate Criminal Investigations
By: Cindy A. Schipani
Imagining the Intangible
By: Andrea M. Matwyshyn
Unreported Cases
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2009 Volume 34 Number 2
Articles
The Diverging Meaning of Good Faith
By: Mark J. Loewenstein
Legal Asymmetry and the End of Corporate Law
By: Mohsen Manesh
My Banker’s Conflicted and I Couldn’t Be Happier: the Curious Durability of Staple Financing
By: Christopher Foulds
Comment
Southwestern Bell Telephone, L.P. v. City of Houston: Has the Fifth Circuit Barred the Use of a § 1983 Claim to Enforce Section 253 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996?
By: Christopher J. Costello
Notes
In re New Motor Vehicles Canadian Export Antitrust Litigation: Examination the Requisite Levels of Inquiry into the Merits of a Case at the Class Certification Stage
By: Seth H. Yeager
Shifting and Shrinking Common Ground: Recalibrating the Federal Trade Commission’s and Department of Justice’s Enforcement Powers of Single-Firm Monopoly Conduct
By: Chris Bernard
Unreported Cases
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2009 Volume 34 Number 1
Articles
Delaware and Washington as Corporation Lawmakers
By: Mark J. Roe
What Would Madison Think? The Irony of the Twists and Turns of Federalism
By: E. Norman Veasey
Regulatory Competition, Venue, and Delaware’s Stake in Corporate Law
By: Faith Stevelman
Professor Bainbridge and the Arrowian Moment: a Review of the New Corporate Governance in Theory and Practice
By: Brett H. McDonnell
Bargaining in the Shadow of the Lawsuit: Social Norms Theory of Incomplete Contracts
By: Claire A. Hill
What They Don’t Know Can Hurt Them: Corporate Officers’ Duty of Candor to Directors
By: Shannon German
Unreported Cases