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Submission” category. A selection committee from Volume 128 of the Yale Law Journal will consider all submissions anonymously. Winners will be
Anatomy, in REINIER KRAAKMAN ET AL., THE ANATOMY OF CORPORATE LAW: A COMPARATIVE AND FUNCTIONAL APPROACH 267, 271-72 (3d ed. 2017); see also Leo E
proposed Agreement, in such a manner as the court deems appropriate; (C) appoint an independent attorney as amicus curiae to brief the court on any aspect
available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=1842963; see also infra note 70 and accompanying text. 7. Two and a half months after issuing its opinion in Connick
issue also arises where a statute is applied in such a way that it would, in the particular case at hand, invalidate an agreement to arbitrate. As the
agreements allow parties to avoid the costs of litigation . . . .”), and Resnik, supra note 1, at 2810 (describing “the heralding of arbi- tration as a
‘pragmatic’ approach to assessing the finality of agency action.” 101 Thus, when an agency “commit[s] itself to applying” a guid- ance document “when
× Moreover, the FDIC almost always uses a “purchase-and-assumption” strategy in resolving failed banks, whereby assets and liabilities are sold to another
Americans and their interests”). 88. For example, border agents’ use of “apparent Mexican ancestry” as a proxy for undocumented immigration status at
Preservation Act affords to listed sites that are potentially affected by federal action). Listing on a state register also often makes a site eligible