| Delaware Journal of Corporate Law 1999 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Corporate opportunity doctrine and interested director transactions: a framework for analysis in an attempt to restore predictability. | Law | Orlinsky, Eric G. |
| Directors' and officers' liability for Y2K: a corporate governance litigation bear and a securities litigation bull?(Delaware) | Law | Reed, John L., Telles, Bruce N., Rosini, Matthew M. |
| Explanations, suggestions, and solutions to conflict tracking and prevention in response to the growth and expansion of the larger law firm. | Law | Drucker, Andrew J. |
| Has the evolution of the poison pill come to an end?(Delaware)(Case Note) | Law | MCTear, Brian J. |
| Is the limited liability partnership now the entity of choice for Delaware law firms? | Law | Naylor, Joseph S. |
| Limited liability unlimited. | Law | Ribstein, Larry E. |
| Parent corporation liability under CERCLA.(Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act)(Case Note) | Law | Hilbert, Catherine Ann |
| Rethinking judicial review of director care.(Delaware) | Law | Johnson, Lyman |
| Shareholder derivative litigation and corporate governance. | Law | Lowenstein, Mark J. |
| The [dis]semblance of privity: criticizing the contemporaneous trader requirement in insider trading. | Law | Dougherty, Veronica M. |
| The erosion of the law of controlling shareholders.(Deleware) | Law | Siegal, Mary |
| The Y2K problem and breaks in the supply chain: can the wrath of the bug be squashed? | Law | Barbera, Holly M. |
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