Volume 3 (2011-2012)

Issue 1

The following works appeared in Issue 1:

• Joseph B. Allen, Seeking True Financial Reform: Ending the Debt-Equity Distinction
• Stanislav Dolgopolov, Insider Trading, Informed Trading, and Market Making: Liquidity of Securities Markets in the Zero-Sum Game
• Neil Gibson, NCAA Scholarship Restrictions as Anticompetitive Measures: The One-Year Rule and Scholarship Caps as Avenues for Antitrust Scrutiny
• Arya Hariharan, Hawala’s Charm: What Banks Can Learn from Informal Funds Transfer Systems
• Tom C. Hodge, Compatible or Conflicting: The Promotion of a High Level of Employment and the Consumer Welfare Standard under Article 101
• Robert Luther III, The Business of “Procuring Cause” in Virginia
• Richard H. Nowka, Twenty Questions about an Individual Debtor’s Name under Amended Article 9 Section 9-503(A)(4) Alternative A

Issue 2

The following works appeared in Issue 2:

• Grant Christensen, Allocating Loss in Securities Fraud: Time to Adopt a Uniform Rule for the Special Case of Ponzi Schemes
• William L. Dentino & Christine Manolakas, The Exit Tax: A Move in the Right Direction
• Willy E. Rice, Allegedly “Biased,” “Intimidating,” and “Incompetent” State Court Judges and the Questionable Removal of State Law Class Actions to Purportedly “Impartial” and “Competent” Federal Courts – A Historical Perspective and an Empirical Analysis of Class Action Dispositions in Federal & State Courts, 1925-2011
• Mark Connolly, The Search for America’s Most Eligible Patent: The Impact of the Bilski Decision on Obtaining Patents for Processes and Business Methods
• Sophia Chase, The Bloody Truth: Examining America’s Blood Industry and its Tort Liability through the Arkansas Prison Plasma Scandal
• Rakesh J. Parikh, America’s Energy Dependency: Will Government Regulation of Caffeine Bring the Caffeine Companies to a Crash?