| The Journal of Corporation Law 1992 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A "free market" response to Cochrane et al. and the status quo. (response to article by James L. Cochrane, Brian McNamara, James E. Shapiro and Michael J. Simon in this issue, p.57) | Law | Anderson, Seth C. |
| An analysis and recommendation for prestigious underwriter participation in IPOs. (initial public offering) | Law | Ferris, Stephen P., Hiller, Janine S., Wolfe, Glenn A., Cooperman, Elizabeth S. |
| Arbitration - the court opens the door to arbitration of employment disputes. (Case Note) | Law | Smith, Patrick D. |
| Assessing the fallout: Paramount Communications, Inc. v. Time, Inc. and Delaware's Unocal standard of review. | Law | Dennis, Anthony J. |
| Banking law - "Superholder" in due course protection of FDIC extended: Kilpatrick v. Riddle bars investors' federal securities fraud claims under the D'Oench, Duhme doctrine. (Case Note) | Law | Schrock, David |
| Congress clears the way for copyright infringement suits against states: the Copyright Remedy Clarification Act. | Law | Demmon, Jennifer J. |
| Control, responsibility, and abdication: a dilemma of securities regulation. | Law | Conard, Alfred F. |
| Corporate law - a safe harbor proposal to define the limits of directors' fiduciary duty to creditors in the "vicinity of insolvency." (Case Note) | Law | Jelisavcic, Vladimir |
| Environmental law - EPA mandated environmental cleanup costs: who foots the bill? (Case Note) | Law | Patrick, Kim J. |
| Environmental law - FIFRA after Wisconsin Public Intervenor v. Mortier: what next? (Federal Insecticide, Fungicide and Rodenticide Act) (Case Note) | Law | Lathrop, Kyle W. |
| Extraterritorial application of Title VII to American employees abroad. | Law | Yung, David J. |
| Necessary or excessive: the standard of "reasonably necessary" in Chapter 13 bankruptcy. | Law | Von Weihe, Daniel J. |
| Next steps in proxy reform. | Law | Black, Bernard S. |
| On the business of defending NYSE specialists. (New York Stock Exchange) (response to article by James L. Cochrane, Brian McNamara, James E. Shapiro and Michael J. Simon in this issue, p.57) | Law | Oesterle, Dale Arthur |
| Partnership interest abandonment: loss characterization. (Case Note) | Law | Thoma, Nancy |
| Patent law - a patient seeks a portion of the biotechnological patent profits. (Case Note) | Law | Trout, Brett J. |
| Product and process patent protection in biotechnology: too much or too little? | Law | Yip, Philip |
| Should bank directors fear FIRREA: the FDIC's enforcement of the Financial Institutions Reform, Recovery and Enforcement Act. | Law | Schipani, Cindy A. |
| Strict liability for insurers refusing settlements within policy limits: let's quit talking about it and just do it. | Law | Boyer, Christina K. |
| The corporate officer's independent duty as a tonic for the anemic law of executive compensation. | Law | Michael, Douglas C. |
| The gray area of the green market: is it really environmentally friendly? Solutions to confusion caused by environmental advertising. | Law | Rathe, Todd A. |
| The limits of SEC authority under section 14(a) of the Exchange Act: where federal disclosure ends and state corporate governance begins. | Law | Berg, Philip C. |
| The New York Stock Exchange and its out moded specialist system: can the Exchange innovate to survive? | Law | Oesterle, Dale Arthur, Winslow, Donald Arthur, Anderson, Seth C. |
| The 'reasonable woman' standard: implications for assessing the severity of sexual harassment and the adequacy of employer response. (Case Note) | Law | Baker, Angela |
| The structure and regulation of the New York Stock Exchange. (response to Dale Arthur Oesterle, Donald Arthur Winslow and Seth C. Anderson, Journal of Corporation LAw, vol. 17, p. 223, 1992) | Law | Cochrane, James L., McNamara, Brian, Shapiro, James E., Simon, Michael J. |
| Trading claims against Chapter 11 debtors: disclosure as the criterion for the less favorable treatment standard of section 1123(a)(4). | Law | Jelisavcic, Vladimir |
| When the Supreme Court talks, Congress listens. (Case Note) | Law | Pelzer, Gay D. |
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