Corporate Counsel Review
List of editions published in recent years:
Volume XXVII May 2008 Number 1
A Cross-Program Analysis of U.S. Economic Sanctions and Facilitation Risks for Non-Financial Companies: Foundations for Compliance Program Development by J. Daniel Chapman
The McNulty Memorandum, or "Part III: Return of the Lawyers" by Judah Best, Paul H. Cohen, and Angela M. Papalaskaris
No Systemic Risk: The SEC's Incremental Approach to Hedge Fund Regulation by Joanne Rutkowski and Yasho Lahiri
Louisiana and Texas Synopsis: Merchant/Owner Liability for Criminal Acts Committed at the Business and on Adjacent Property by Lance S. Ostendorf, Esq. and Christopher D. Bellamy
Volume XXVI November 2007 Number 2
Bar License Requirements for In-House Counsel by John E. Iole and Rebekah KcehowskiNegotiating and Enforcing Contracts with Companies in Distress by Evelyn H. Biery and Mark Worden
MedImmune, Inc. v. Genentech, Inc.: "The World Turned Upside Down" by Louis K. Bonham and Jonathan P. Osha
Advantages and Pitfalls in "Corporate Representative" Depositions by Robert C. Walters, David R. Woodcock, Jr. and Matthew H. Frederick
The State of Federal Prosecution, 2007 by Michael Horowitz and April Oliver
Taking an Equity Position in a Client: Business as Usual? by Benjamin K. Sanchez
Realigning the Corporate Building Blocks: Shareholder Proposals as a Vehicle for Achieving Corporate Social and Human Rights Accountability by Aaron A. Dhir
Volume XXVI May 2007 Number 1
Responsibilities of Officers and Directors under Texas and Delaware Law by Byron F. Egan
Volume XXV November 2006 Number 2
What Every Business Needs to Know About Insurance by David Taubenfeld and Leslie C. Thorne
Laptop Data Breaches: Mitigating Risks Through Encryption and Liability Insurance by Julie Machal-Fulks and Robert J. Scott
Surviving IRS Examinations and Appeals by Emily A Parker and Robert D. Probasco
Getting a Quick Start to Closing Without Jumping the Gun: A Basic Guide to Spotting Premerger Coordination Issues That Raise Antitrust Questions and May Delay Closing Your Deal by William R. Vigdor
Deepening the Blows Against Deepening Insolvency? The Third Circuit's CitX Opinion and Post-CitX Opinions by Jo Ann J. Brighton
Volume XXV May 2006 Number 1
Collaborative Stakeholder Issue Resolution: Resolving Regional Disputes With Maximum Stakeholder Participation, by Judge Frank G. Evans, Judge John Coselli, Charles R. Dunn, Al Amado, Jennifer Freytag.
Best Practices in Corporate Compliance: Survey Results and Analysis, by Paul E. McGreal.
The Revival of De Facto Incorporation in Texas, by Val D. Ricks.
After the Love is Gone; What To Do When You Have A Large Arbitration Award Against Your Company, by Blaine D. Edwards, Jerry D. Redmond, Jr.
Considerations for the Evaluation and Management of Lost Profit Claims, by Richard W. Staff, D. Mitchell McFarland, William E. Maxwell.
Corporate Responsibility: Treatment of Pregnant Workers in Mexico’s Maquiladoras, by Ann Warren.
Volume XXIV November 2005 Number 2
A Message From the Storms: Employers Need Disaster-Related Absence Policies
By JoAnne RayCustom Software Development Contracts: Litigation Issues and Best Practices for Contracting
By Maria Wykoff Boyce, Jordan J. Herman, and Paula D. HeymanIRS Update: Proposed Regulations to Effect Disregarded Entity Status for Certain Federal Taxes; Further Guidance for E and F Reorganizations
By Garth V. Jensen, Esq. and Andrea D. CarterToy Story: Delaware Reaffirms Director Control Over Sale Process
By Robert A. Profusek and Peter E. IzanecLooking Beyond Arthur Andersen: The Impact on Corporate Records and Information Management Policies and Practices
By Jonathan M. Redgrave, R. Christopher Cook, and Charles R. RaganMajority Versus Plurality Voting in the Election of Directors
By David E. Morrison and E. Lane CatesManaging Distribution: How to Develop a Corporate Legal Compliance Program
By Andre R. JaglomWhen Do Corporate Marketing Activities Become SPAM
By Karl LarsonCorporate Crime and Compliance What does the Government Expect?
By Gabriel L. Imperato, Esq.
Volume XXIV July 2005 Number 1
Anticipatory Obstruction of Justice: Preemptive Document Destruction under The Sarbanes-Oxley Anti-Shredding Statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1519
By Dana E. HillTop Ten Things Corporate Counsel Should Know About the Amended Organizational Sentencing Guidelines
By Paul E. McGrealNo Good Deed Goes Unpunished? Establishing a Self-Evaluative Privilege for Corporate Internal Investigation
By Theodore R. LotchinThe Sarbanes-Oxley Act and the Japanese Accounting Big Bang: New Motivations for the Promotion of Multidisciplinary Practices
By Kelly R. MorrisonEffective Cooperation by Business Organizations and the Impact of Privilege Waivers
By Mary Beth BuchananThe Sidley Best Practices Calendar for Corporate Boards and Committees
By Sidley, Austin, Brown & Wood L.L.P. and affiliated partnerships
Volume XXIII November 2004 Number 2
Legal Risk Assessment After the Amended Sentencing Guidelines: The Challenge for Small Organizations
By Paul E. McGrealE-Mail Discovery and Privilege
By Gordan M. Shapiro and Brian A. KilpatrickA Director’s Guide to Conducting Effective Internal Investigations
By John R. Brantley and William S. AndersonStructural and Legal Issues in Commercial Mortgage Securitization Transactions
By Patrick C. SargentHot Wires, Cash Flow and Long Term Debt – How to Keep the Lights on in an REP Bankruptcy
By Diana M. WoodmanBreaking the Market’s Dependence on Independence: An Alternative to the “Independent” Outside Auditor
By Peter K. M. Chan
Volume XXIII May 2004 Number 1
Audit Committees under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act Establishing the New Complaint Procedures
By Marian Exall and John D. Capers Jr.U.S. Corporate Liability For Torts Of (Foreign) Subsidies
By Eric Allen EngleThe Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002: Lessons for Nonprofits?
By Daniel L. KurtzD & O Insurance for In-House Counsel Serving as Corporate Directors or Officers
By Alan Chew and Clydia CuykendallLitigation Ethics in the Information Age
By Thomas E. SpahnThe Marketable Condition Rule
By Scott LansdownLitigating RCRA: Is It Time To Call A Truce?
By Anthony B. Cavender
Volume XXII November 2003 Number 2
Risk Apportionment in Natural Resources Transactions Through Indemnification Clauses and Releases
By Edward B. Grandy and Lisa BrownTool for Our Times: How to Create a Legal Department Business Plan
By Ron K. Bargar, Jane M. McBride, and Antoine W. WhittierImportant Considerations for Employers Using H-1B Non-Immigrant Visa for Foreign Nationals in Specialty Occupations
By Leigh GanchanTo the Shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
By Warren E. Buffet
Volume XXII May 2003 Number 1
Congress Takes Action: The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
By Byron R. EganSEC Adopts Final Ethical Rules Applicable to Lawyers and Proposes Alternate Rules Regarding Noisy Withdrawal
By Guy Young and Debra HatterWhite Collar Crime
By Kathryn KeneallySarbanes-Oxley Compliance is More Than a Nuisance; It’s Good for Your Business
By Paul Pryzant and Roy DuffSarbanes-Oxley Considerations
By Christopher BatesAfter the Fall—I
By N. Henry Simpson, Lawrence G. Newman, and Abhay “Rocky” DhirAfter the Fall—II
By N. Henry Simpson, Lawrence G. Newman, and Abhay “Rocky” Dhir
Volume XXI November 2002 Number 2
Intellectual Property Issues in Bankruptcy
By David B. YoungThe Institution for Responsible Dispute Resolution: Designing New ADR Systems for Fast, Efficient, and Effective Resolution of Business Disputes
By Charles R. (Bob) Dunn and Frank G. EvansExit Strategies
By Adrienne Randle Bond and Jacqueline Benson
Volume XXI May 2002 Number 1
Legal Requirements Affecting Health Plan Design Strategies
By Cynthia M. StamerMaximizing Benefit and Minimizing Liability—Workforce Alternatives
By Benee JonesPre-Publication/Not for Public Dissemination
By Leigh NelsonDramshop and Liquor Liability
By Spencer G. Markle and James E. RensimerApplicability of the Uniform Commercial Code to Sale of Electric Power in the Wholesale Power Marketing Context
By D. Mitchell McFarland, Stacy L. Williams, and Amy J. Schumacher
© 2008-2009 Corporate Counsel Review
South Texas College of Law