There seems to be a virtual consensus among corporate law scholars that state legislatures should enable corporations to select governance terms from a menu of predefined statutory rules. In this Article, I challenge this view. The private sector has produced menus of contract terms, such as...

Three Swiss corporate governance scholars have suggested recently that public corporations establish shareholder committees, which would have certain oversight functions and act as a communication link between shareholders and management. To assess the merits of this proposal, I review the...

Shawn Bayern recently argued that it is possible in certain U.S. states to give de facto legal personhood to an autonomous system (i.e., a computer system that is capable of operating a legal entity without human intervention) using a permanently memberless limited liability company (LLC) that...