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Articles in 2003 issue of Fordham Journal of Corporate & Financial Law

• BAG WARS AND BANK WARS, THE GUCCI AND BANQUE NATIONAL DE PARIS HOSTILE BIDS: EUROPEAN CORPORATE CULTURE RESPONDS TO ACTIVE SHAREHOLDERS
  by Hernandez-Lopez, Ernesto
• Analyst conflicts of interests: Are the NASD and NYSE rules enough?
  by Contoudis, Karen
• Information privacy and Internet company insolvencies: When a business fails, does divestiture or bankruptcy better protect the consumer?
  by Usmani, Farah Z
• executive protection: Freezing the financial assets of alleged terrorists, the Constitution, and foreign participation in U.S. financial markets, The
  by Selden, R Colgate
• IF MULTIDISCIPLINARY PARTNERSHIPS ARE INTRODUCED INTO THE UNITED STATES, WHAT COULD OR SHOULD BE THE ROLE OF GENERAL COUNSEL?
  by Beardslee, Michele D
• International insolvency and environmental obligations: A prelude to resolving the conflicting policies of a clean slate versus a clean site in transnational bankruptcies
  by Neiman, David
• International Money Laundering Abatement and Anti-terrorist Financing Act of 2001: Congress wears a blindfold while giving money laundering legislation a facelift, The
  by Lyden, George A
• MULTINATIONAL ENFORCEMENT OF U.S. SECURITIES LAWS: THE NEED FOR THE CLEAR AND RESTRAINED SCOPE OF EXTRATERRITORIAL SUBJECT-MATTER JURISDICTION
  by Chang, Kun Young
• A tangled web: Compliance director liability under the securities laws
  by Pirraglia, Anthony
• DISCLOSURE OF THE IRRELEVANT? - IMPACT OF THE SEC'S FINAL PROXY VOTING DISCLOSURE RULES
  by Stewart, Brian D
• misappropriation theory of insider trading in the Supreme Court: A (brief) response to the (many) critics of United States v. O'Hagan, The
  by Quinn, Randall W
• To shred or not to shred: Document retention policies and federal obstruction of justice statutes
  by Chase, Christopher R
• Gifts of family LLC units in a post-Hackl Era: Present interests or future interests?
  by Flickinger, Thomas S
• An analysis of the Section 3(a)(10) exemption under the Securities Act of 1933 in the context of the public offering component of Section 3(c)(1) of the Investment Company Act of 1940
  by Holzapfel, Marc F
• future of codetermination after Centros: Will German corporate law move closer to the U.S. model?, The
  by Dammann, Jens C
• New York revises ethics rules to permit limited MDPS: A critical analysis of the New York approach, the future of the MDP debate after Enron, and recommendations for other jurisdictions
  by Lucci, John Paul
• "IN EMPLOYERS WE TRUST": THE FEDERAL RIGHT OF CONTRIBUTION UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE SECTION 6672
  by Ryesky, Kenneth H
• Piercing the corporate veil of a New York not-for-profit corporation
  by Caudill, Matthew D
• Financial account aggregation: The liability perspective
  by Spiotto, Ann H
• "Go pick a client"-and other tales of woe resulting from the selection of class counsel by court-ordered competitive bidding
  by Burnside, Fred B
• FROM BEHIND THE CORPORATE VEIL: THE OUTING OF WALL STREET'S INVESTMENT BANKING SCANDALS - WHY RECENT REGULATIONS MAY NOT MEAN THE DAWN OF A NEW DAY
  by Scianni, Gina N
• Keynote address
  by Bies, Susan Schmidt
• A.A. Sommer, Jr. annual lecture on corporate securities & financial law: Post-Enron America: An SEC perspective, The
  by Goldschmid, Harvey
• Panel 2: Corporate governance issues
  by Peterson, Peter; Foster, John (Neel); Colon, Jeffrey
• new mandate of the corporate lawyer after the fall of Enron and the enactment of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, The
  by Salem, Christina R; Stickel, Tom
• Panel 1: Accounting
  by Raymar, Steven; Finnerty, John; Zwecher, Michael
• International Symposium on risk management and derivatives
  by Felsenfeld, Carl; Rechtschaffen, Alan N
• Proposals for insider trading regulation after the fall of the house of Enron
  by Jalil, James P; Roosevelt, Franklin Delano
• Panel 3: Public relations
  by Rubenstein, Howard J; Fisch, Jill; Elsen, John; Arkin, Stanley S; Smith, Randall