Corporations routinely impose externalities on a broad range of non‐shareholders, as
illustrated by several unsuccessful lawsuits against corporations involving forced labor …

Contract law is defined by one overarching goal: to advance the contracting parties'
legitimate interests. 1 Courts generally enforce the agreements parties choose to enter and …

" The whole, though larger than any of its parts, does not necessarily obscure their separate
identities."-United States v. Powers 1 Contract clauses should be assessed in relation to …

On January 14, 2021, Google completed its acquisition of wearable fitness-tracker company
Fitbit, obtaining a panoply of highly sensitive health data about tens of millions of Fitbit users …

Why do parties—even sophisticated ones—draft contracts that are vague or incomplete?
Many others have tackled this question, but this Article argues that there is an overlooked …

Firms sometimes break the law. When they do, a host of government agencies have power
to bring enforcement actions against them, which serve to punish past wrongs, compensate …

Recent scholarly inquiry into fiduciary law predominantly focuses on whether the subject is a
coherent field and not a piecemeal assortment of doctrinal detail. This Article looks to the …

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Surrogacy contracts depend on the exchange of information. Intended parents want
information about the surrogate's pregnancy to make decisions regarding prenatal care …

Debates about agency independence tend to focus on agency heads: the secretaries,
administrators, commissioners, and board members that lead the federal bureaucracy. The …