Since the first enabling statute was passed in 1977, limited liability companies, or LLCs,
have exploded in popularity. There are now over 2.2 million LLCs, dwarfing the number of …

Courts reflexively describe LLCs-the nation's most popular form of business entityas"
creatures of contract," the contract being, of course, the LLC agreement that governs the …

Limited liability companies, or LLCs, have quickly become the fastest growing form of
business organization. New LLC formations now outstrip their traditional corporation …

We all type on the" QWERTY" keyboard, even though it is inefficient. Microsoft advertises
that its BING search engine is superior to Google in a side by side comparison, 2 yet when …

Research in law, political science and economics has taken a strong interest in the way
companies strategically incorporate in foreign jurisdictions. However, the empirical research …

The limited liability company is not only a widespread business form for non-listed firms but
also is used by listed companies. There were twenty publicly traded Delaware LLCs in …

The judge-made common law of fiduciary duty has long been the backbone of corporate law
in America, with judges shaping the evolving requirements of entity governance through …

INTRODUCTION Federal securities law has long restricted company insiders from trading
on the informational advantages they enjoy. This prohibition serves a variety of purposes …

This article looks at the phenomenon of 'defensive regulatory competition'in European
corporate law following Centros, Überseering and Inspire Art. In order to retain control over …

Unlike reincorporation decisions, domestic relocations of corporate headquarters have not
yet received any attention in the corporate law literature. This lack of interest is unsurprising …