Delaware Journal of
Corporate Law

2019 Volume 44 Number 1

 

Articles

 

Farewell to Fairness: Towards Retiring Delaware’s Entire Fairness Review
By:  Amir N. Licht

 

MFW and The Legal Fiction of Market Equivalency
By:  Carl L. Stine

 

Protecting All Corporate Stakeholders:Fraudulent Transfer Law as a check on Corporate Distributions
By:  Irina Fox

Note

 

A Reassessment of Vertical Mergers Within The Context of Antitrust Laws: The Time Warner and AT&T Merger
By:  Allison Neff

 

2020 Volume 44 Number 2-3

 

Articles

 

Corporate Non-Governance
By: Jeremy McClane
 

From Trulia to Akorn: A Ride on the Roller Coaster of M&A Litigation
By: Pierluigi Matera and Ferruccio M. Sbarbaro
 

The Monetization of Investment Claims Promises and Pitfalls of Third-Party Funding in Investor-State Arbitration
By: Julien Chaisse and Can Eken
 

Environmental & Social Voting at Index Funds
By: Caleb N. Griffin
 

Purpose, Populism and Markets in Delaware Corporate Law: A Conversation with Professor Lawrence Hamermesh
By: Lawrence A. Hamermesh, as interviewed by Paul L. Regan
 

Note

 

A Forced Crisis: Why Student Loan Debt Should be Separately Classified Under Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Plans
By: Colin A. Keith