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Delaware Journal of Corporate Law

Delaware Law School of Widener College

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Paper	Year	Citations
Private Policing of Mergers & Acquisitions: An Empirical Assessment of Institutional Lead Plaintiffs in Transactional Class and Derivative Actions David H. Webber	2014	3 citations
Delaware Invites Certified Questions from Bankruptcy Courts Verity Winship	2014	0 citations
Justice Joseph T. Walsh: Teacher Lawrence A. Hamermesh	2014	0 citations
Promises Made to be Broken? Standstill Agreements in Change of Control Transactions Christina M. Sautter	2013	1 citations
The Two Faces of Materiality Richard A Booth	2013	0 citations
Sanitizing Interested Transactions Brett McDonnell & Claire A. Hill	2011	2 citations
Professor Bainbridge and the Arrowian Moment: A Review of The New Corporate Governance in Theory and Practice by Stephen M. Bainbridge Brett McDonnell	2009	0 citations
Lessons to Be Learned: How the Policy of Freedom to Contract in Delaware's Alternative Entity Law Might Inform Delaware's General Corporation Law Ann E. Conaway	2008	0 citations
Public Company Shareholders Acting as Owners: Three Reforms--Introducing the "Oversight Shareholder" (with E. Fogel & D. Addis) Edward C. Harris	2004	0 citations
To Whom It May Concern: Fiduciary Duties and Business Associations Paula J. Dalley	2001	4 citations
Investor Diversification and Corporation Law (Or Roll Over Berle and Means) Richard A Booth	2000	0 citations
The Agile Virtual Corporation Ann E. Conaway	1997	5 citations
Why Financial Appearances Might Matter: An Explanation for "Dirty Pooling" and Some Other Types of Financial Cosmetics Claire A. Hill	1997	1 citations
An Appraisal of the March 1, 1990, Preliminary Report of the Uniform Commercial Code Article 2 Study Group John D Wladis	1991	0 citations
An Appraisal of the March 1, 1990 Preliminary Report of the Uniform Commercial Code Article 2 Study Group David Frisch	1991	0 citations

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