Delaware, the most influential state in corporate America, routinely invokes an unconstitutional statute, Section 3114, to assert personal jurisdiction over virtually every non-resident director and officer. The Supreme ...

Legislators and administrators understandably struggle to ensure that Medicaid benefits are paid only to those who meet the criteria for financial need. Thus, Medicaid benefits will be denied to those who have "available" ...

In the United States, the 2008 financial crisis had a serious impact on a legal profession that had been growing strongly for three decades, highlighting fundamental issues concerning the business and educational models ...

This short essay introduces two opposing views, held by two American lawyers who directly participated in the occupation of Japan, on the necessity and success of reforming Japanese corporate law in 1950. One view, by ...

This essay re-examines our views of corporate governance in light of the recent influence of U.S. corporate governance institutions on reform efforts in other countries. It suggests that the current emphasis on the roles ...

This paper reassesses the results of Japan‘s financial deregulation over the last two decades. Japan‘s Big Bang sought to transform a highly regulated bank-centered financial system to a transparent, market-centered financial ...