| Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 1996 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Against fiduciary duties to corporate stakeholders. | Law | Van Der Weide, Mark E. |
| Another piece of the Federal Arbitration Act policy puzzle.(Case Note) | Law | Micheletti, Edward B. |
| Contract and trust in corporate law: the case of corporate opportunity. | Law | Epstein, Richard A. |
| Defending the corporate bastion: proportionality and the treatment of draconian defenses from Unocal to Unitrin.(Delaware)(Case Note) | Law | Werkheiser, Gregory W. |
| Interested director transactions and the (equivocal) effects of shareholder ratification. (Delaware) | Law | Jacobson, Mary A. |
| Municipal securities market: same problems - no solutions. | Law | Gellis, Ann Judith |
| New and unjustified restrictions on Delaware directors' authority. | Law | Taylor, Ellen |
| Putting the plaintiff and defendant on even ground: defining standards of settlement review and the statute of limitations in shareholder actions.(Delaware)(Case Note) | Law | Miello, Dawn A. |
| Setting limits on a potentially powerful weapon. (securities regulations)(Case Note) | Law | Gamble, Christie L. |
| The new Delaware mediation statute. | Law | McNally, Edward M., MacDonald, Barbara |
| The role of the corporate attorney within the takeover context: loyalties to whom? | Law | Hechler, Miriam P. |
| The use of supermajority voting rules in corporate America: majority rule, corporate legitimacy, and minority shareholder protection. | Law | King, Brett W. |
| Transfers of control and the quest for efficiency: can Delaware law encourage efficient transactions while chilling inefficient ones? (securities transfers) | Law | Coffee, John C., Jr. |
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