There are several interesting parallels between the concerns and resolutions proffered to address the current Gulf oil spill and the recent ...

Poor Mickey. He must be appalled that confidential Walt Disney Company information was offered for sale to several investment firms includi...

As reported on the Corporate Justice Blog earlier this week , the Rethinking Economics and the Law After the Great Recession Conference was ...

Since early May , the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen 1200 points and credit markets have tightened dramatically due to the European...

As financial reform makes its way through Congress, the media and political observers have justifiably concentrated on the policy proposals ...

Emory University School of Law’s Center for Transactional Law and Practice is delighted to announce its second biennial conference on the te...

The University at Buffalo Law School, Baldy Center for Law and Social Policy will be hosting the Class Crits Conference on Monday and Tuesda...

About 10 days ago I warned people to fasten their seat belts in preparation for turbulence arising from the Greek debt crisis. Events have ...

Last Friday I saw a play about Enron on Broadway . The play closed last Sunday – not even three weeks after it opened. The same play has bee...

Many have been blasting the credit rating agencies for sometime now. The three major agencies Standards & Poors, Moody's and Fitch...

I try to keep my promises-- earlier on this blog I posted a piece on Associate Justice John Paul Stevens' retirement from the United Sta...

The graphs at left are the picture of a debt crisis in the so-called PIIGS (Portugal, Italy, Ireland, Greece, Spain) countries. As you can s...

President Obama made a speech before the Business Council last Tuesday , making his pitch for financial regulation reform. One of the Presid...

Early this morning, one of Africa’s most populous and wealthiest countries swore in a new president. Goodluck Jonathan , former Vice Preside...

As a result of their role generating significant economic losses during the recent financial crisis, it is not surprising that there is a de...