| The Journal of Corporation Law 1998 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An analysis of tying arrangements in franchising contracts. | Law | Thier, Sarah M. |
| A proposal for an exit tax on nonprofit conversion transactions.(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Colombo, John D. |
| Checkpoints on the conversion highway: some trouble spots in the conversion of nonprofit health care organizations to for-profit status.(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Fishman, James J. |
| Corporate compliance programs as a compoent of plea agreements and civil and administrative settlements. | Law | Warin, F. Joseph, Schwartz, Jason C. |
| Does the Internet warrant a Twenty-Seventh Amendment to the United States Constitution? | Law | Ban, Kevin K. |
| Expansion of the compulsory licensing doctrine? Image Technical Services, Inc. v. Eastman Kodak Co. | Law | Trumm, Tonya |
| Express employment contracts in a close corporation after Nagy v. Riblet Products, Inc.: to put them in writing or not to put them in writing, that is the question. | Law | Grooters, David A. |
| Fiduciary duties derailed? Appropriation of directors' duties in the battle for control of Conrail. | Law | Valihura, Karen L., Stark, Leonard P. |
| Fill 'er up with corn: the future of ethanol legislation in America. | Law | Farrell, Brian R. |
| Goldilocks and business ethics: a paradigm that fits 'just right.' | Law | Fort, Timothy L. |
| Hospital conversions: fact, fantasy, and regulatory follies.(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Hyman, David A. |
| I hear ya' knockin', so you can come in: the Americans with Disabilities Act limited to physical structures and individualized discrimination under Parker v. Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. | Law | Spolar, James Nathan |
| Inherent distinctiveness, product configuration, and "product groups": the developing law of trade dress. | Law | Bachman, Travis L. |
| Is Congress just giving taxpayers the Roth deal? | Law | Toronto, Jonathan J. |
| It's my privilege and I'll assert it if I want to: the attorney-client privilege in closely-held corporations. | Law | Sigwarth, Paul J. |
| Municipal bond disclosure: remaining inadequacies of mandatory disclosure under Rule 15c2-12. | Law | Fairchild, Lisa M., Ellis, Nan S. |
| National Labor Relations Board v. Town & Country Electric, Inc.: allowing a Trojan horse to trample employer rights. | Law | Scheidt, Kathleen Sheil |
| Of sovereignty and subsidy: conceptualizing the charity tax exemption.(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Brody, Evelyn |
| Shareholders v. stakeholders: evaluating corporate constituency statutes under the takings clause. | Law | Oswald, Lynda J. |
| The Americans with Disabilities Act: are your wrists protected? | Law | Sheil, Kathleen M. |
| The continuing debate regarding the lease versus disguised security interest issue: did the Edison court correctly find a true lease? | Law | Dawley, Laurie L. |
| The fiduciary duties of nonprofit directors and officers: paradoxes, problems, and proposed reforms.(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Goldschmid, Harvey J. |
| The influences of legal liability on corporate financial signaling. | Law | Ferris, Stephen P., Lawless, Robert M., Bacon, Bryan |
| The integral, the essential, and the instrumental: federal income tax treatment of governmental affiliates. | Law | Aprill, Ellen P. |
| The shareholder primacy norm. | Law | Smith, D. Gordon |
| United States v. O'Hagan: pragmatism returns to the law of insider trading. | Law | Weiss, Elliot J. |
| Unsettled standing: who (else) should enforce the duties of charitable fiduciaries?(Nonprofit Symposium Issue) | Law | Atkinson, Rob |
| Watch your mouth: section 12(a)(2) liability for oral statements made at road shows. | Law | Singh, Jaikaran |
| When NIMBYs attack: the heights to which communities will climb to prevent the siting of wireless towers. | Law | Hughes, David W. |
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