This article examines the several competing systems proposed for international cooperation in the bankruptcy cases of multinational companies and concludes that a cooperative form of territoriality would work best. Universalism, the system that currently dominates the scholarship, diplomacy, and...

This Article proposes and describes operationally a rule-based method for comparing corporate or other entity laws. The method consists of six steps. The first step is to create a hypothetical fact scenario that raises the aspect of corporate law that is of interest to the researchers. The...

This manuscript is the first chapter from a law school casebook in the Aspen Casebook Series. The casebook, Business Associations: A Systems Approach, is scheduled for publication on September 15, 2020. The book is grounded in the understanding that corporations, partnerships, LLCs, and limited...

Delaware dominates the competition to sell corporate charters. Leading scholars consider that dominance so great as to be irreversible. This book chapter argues that the advent of arbitration bylaws makes reversal not merely possible, but likely.Delaware's competitive advantage results almost...

This paper explains the VisiLaw marking system. It includes a complete, VisiLaw-marked copy of the Delaware General Corporation Law, current as of July 1, 2014. VisiLaw is a patented and commercially successful system for marking legal text to make it faster and easier to read. The markings...

This paper explains the VisiLaw marking system in a short introduction and contains a complete, VisiLaw-marked copy of the <em>Delaware</em> General Corporation Law, including all laws effective as of May 5, 2015. VisiLaw is a patented and commercially successful system for marking legal text to make it...