Volume 9 (2017-2018)

Issue 1

The following works appeared in Issue 1:

Articles

• Valrie Chambers & Brian Elzweig, Maximizing Ponzi Loss Deductions for Estate and Income Tax Purposes: Are Taxpayers Better Off Dead?
• Susan Lorde Martin, How Much Is “Substantial Evidence” and How Big Is a “Significant Gap”?: The Telecommunications Attorney Full Employment Act
• Robert T. Miller, Smith v. Van Gorkom and the Kobayashi Maru: The Place of the Trans Union Case in the Development of Delaware Corporate Law
• Noam Noked, Can Taxes Mitigate Corporate Governance Inefficiencies?

Notes

• Christopher Anderson, Small Can Be Inventive: The Patentability of Nanoscale Reproductions of Macroscale Machines
• Erik Gerstner, Losing the Digital Shirt Off Your Back: Applying the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act to Virtual Property Betting

Issue 2

SYMPOSIUM:
Morality, Markets, and Contract Law

The following works appeared in Issue 2:

Articles

• Aditi Bagchi, How Well Do We Treat Each Other in Contract?
• Brian H. Bix, Contract Law and the Common Good
• Andrew S. Gold, Contract, Promise, and the Right of Redress
• Robert A. Hillman, A Pragmatist’s View of Promissory Law with a Focus on Consent and Reliance
• Kimberly D. Krawiec & Wenhao Liu, Does Contract Law Need Morality?
• Mark L. Movsesian, Markets and Morals: The Limits of Doux Commerce

Notes

• Kasey E. Koballa, The Biologics Price Competition and Innovation Act: Is a Generic Market for Biologics Attainable?
• Maria Monastra, Make Up for Lost Time and Money: Using the Lanham Act to Regulate the Cosmetic Industry

Issue 3

The following works appeared in Issue 3:

Articles

• Stanislav Dolgopolov, Securities Fraud Embedded in the Market Structure Crisis: High-Frequency Traders as Primary Violators
• Karl T. Muth & Andrew Leventhal, Mutuals: An Area of Legal Climate Change
• Jeff Todd & R. Todd Jewell, A 2016 Copa America Bump for Major League Soccer? Strengthening the Case for Legal Action Arising from the Corrupted 2022 World Cup Bid

Notes

• Dakota Newton, Directed Tax Holidays: Economic Stimulus or Corporate Dream?
• Timothy D. Watson, The Schofield/Gunner Decisions and Episcopal Church Property-Splitting Litigation: Considering Proposed Improvements to the Litigation Process and the Neutral Principles of Law Doctrine, Ten Years on