www.wmitchell.eduVolume 30: Issue 4
Corporate Governance and the Sarbanes-Oxley Act
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Lyman P.Q. Johnson and Mark A. Sides
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Fiduciary Duties
Brett H. McDonnell
Corporate Constituency Statutes and Employee Governance
Franklin A. Gevurtz
Earnings Management and the Business Judgment Rule: An Essay on Recent Corporate Scandals
Stefania A. Di Trolio
Public Choice Theory, Federalism, and the Sunny Side to Blue-Sky Laws
Niels Schaumann
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act: A Bird’s-Eye View
Articles
Daniel R. Karon
“Your Honor, Tear Down That Illinois Brick Wall!” The National Movement Toward Indirect Purchaser Antitrust Standing and Consumer Justice
George Lee Flint, Jr. and Marie Juliet Alfaro
Secured Transactions History: The First Chattel Mortgage Acts in the Anglo-American World
Michael K. Steenson
A Thirtieth Anniversary Tribute to the William Mitchell Law Review
Notes and Comments
Lewis J. Sundquist III
Comment: Proposal to Allow Shareholder Nomination of Corporate Directors: Overreaction in Times of Corporate Scandal
Mark Fellows
Note: A Business or a Trust?: Janssen v. Best & Flanagan and Judicial Review of For-Profit and Nonprofit Board of Director Decisions
Vicki McIntyre
Note: Nike v. Kasky: Leaving Corporate America Speechless
Book Reviews
Michael R. Kuhn
A History of the Corporate Entity’s Accession to Power
Kristopher Kehner
Crooked Business, Enron Style
Corwin R. Kruse
Divinest Sense or Starkest Madness: Defending Civil Liberties in a Post-September 11 World
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