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unworkable to suggest that a corporation and its high-level executives should agree, at the very commencement of their relationship, to waive the
the plan as adopted by various cities will be determined by those cities themselves as they develop their own variants. These questions include (a) how
there is something disingenuous about continuing to invest in these courts without openly discussing their purpose and their merits. The reluctance of
their lawyers, at least theoretically. But, therein lies the problem. The ABA’s Model Rules—as well as the state rules that reflect them—are premised
When the Interests of Municipalities and Their Officials Diverge: Municipal Dual Representation and Conflicts of Interest in § 1983 Litigation | Yale
justifications that many of the leading practice-based constitutional theorists give for conforming their theories to our social practices. In doing so, the
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be an option for them, how did they structure their relationships? It is an important question given that a consistent criticism of the law of
reinvesting their profits. These REIT features defy the scholarly consensus on good corporate governance. Corporate law permits takeovers because they