| Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A mature synthesis: O'Hagan resolves "insider" trading's most vexing problems. | Law | Seligman, Joel |
| A new takeover defense mechanism: using an equal treatment agreement as an alternative to the poison pill. | Law | Subramanian, Guhan |
| "Business curtilage" and the Fourth Amendment: reconciling Katz with the common law. (physical area immediately surrounding business property)(Case Note) | Law | Broughton, J. Richard |
| Director and advisor disinterestedness and independence under Delaware law. | Law | Maimone, Michael J., Brown, Grover C., Schoell, Joseph C. |
| Expedited proceedings in the Delaware Court of Chancery: things of the past? | Law | Heyman, Kurt M. |
| Gutting the rule against self-settled trusts: how the new Delaware trust law competes with offshore trusts. | Law | Sullivan, John E., III |
| Path dependent inefficiency in the corporate contract: the uncertain case with less certain implications. | Law | Lambert, Frederick W. |
| Privately ordered participatory management: an organizational failures analysis. | Law | Bainbridge, Stephen M. |
| Restricting the corporate practice of medicine: subverting ERISA to hold managed care organizations accountable for health care treatment decisions - the Texas initiative. | Law | King, Michelle R. |
| The calculus of confidentiality: ethical and legal approaches to the labyrinth of corporate attorney-client communications via e-mail and the Internet - from Upjohn Co. v. United States and its progeny to the hand calculus revisited and revised. | Law | Di Grazio, Jeanne Andrea |
| The life and adventures of Unocal - Part I: Moore the marrier. (the first dozen years after Delaware Supreme Court Justice Moore's applying fiduciary duty standards to corporate directors) | Law | Chiappinelli, Eric A. |
| Universal business organization legislation: will it happen? Why and when. | Law | Keatinge, Robert R. |
| Will ERISA's newly defined welfare benefit noninterference clause curb outsourcing?(Case Note) | Law | Spanitz, Frank J. |
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