Delaware Journal of
Corporate Law
2012 Volume 37 Number 3
Articles
Leave It to Delaware: Why Congress Should Stay out of Corporate Governance
By: Jill E. Fisch
The Myth of Director Consent: after Shaffer, beyond Nicastro
By: Eric A. Chiappinelli
Exit, Voice, and Reputation: the Evolution of SPAC
By: Usha Rodrigues & Mike Stegemoller
Promises Made to Be Broken? Standstill Agreements in Change of Control Transaction
By: Christina M. Sautter
Delaware Court Of Chancery Guidelines
Delaware Court of Chancery Amends Its Rules and Introduces New Discovery Guidelines
By: Kevin F. Brady & Francis G.X. Pileggi
Guidelines to Help Lawyers Practicing in the Court of Chancery
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2012 Volume 37 Number 2
Articles
The History and Evolution of Intra-Corporate Forum Selection Clauses: an Empirical Analysis
By: Joseph A. Grundfest
The Irrepressible Myths of BarChis
By: Joseph K. Leahy
Notes
A Guide to Predicting the Calculation of Attorney’s Fees under Delaware Law for Shareholder Suits
By: Jason W. Adkins
Opt-in Vs. Opt-out: Settling the Debate Over Default Fiduciary Duties in Delaware LLCs
By: Nicole M. Sciotto
Insurance Neutrality: Affecting an Insurer’s Right to Bankruptcy Standing
By: Peter I. Tsoflias
Delaware Court Of Chancery Guidelines
Guidelines to Help Lawyers Practicing in the Court of Chancery
Delaware Court of Chancery Issues Guidelines to Promote Efficiency, Enhance Professionalism, and Encourage Civility
By: Kevin F. Brady & Francis G.X. Pileggi
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2012 Volume 37 Number 1
Articles
Multi-Jurisdictional Litigation: Who Caused This Problem, and How Can It Be Fixed?
By: Edward B. Micheletti & Jenness E. Parker
Private Investment Companies in the Wake of the Financial Crisis: Rethinking the Effectiveness of the Sophisticated Investor Exemption
By: Cary Martin
The Availability of Takeover Defenses and Deal Protection Devices for Anglo-American Target Companies
By: Albert O. “Chip” Saulsbury, IV
Inspecting Corporate “Books and Records” in a Digital World: the Role of Electronically Stored Information
By: Francis G.X. Pileggi, Kevin F. Brady, & Jill Agro