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Volume 80 |
Number 2
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Summer 2002 |
F. HODGE O’NEAL CORPORATE AND SECURITIES
LAW SYMPOSIUM
CONFLICTS OF INTEREST IN CORPORATE AND SECURITIES LAW
| No One Can Serve Two Masters: Corporate and Securities Law After Enron | Joel Seligman | 449 |
| Threats and Safeguards in the Determination of Auditor Independence | William T.
Allen Arthur Siegel |
519 |
| The Paradoxical Corporate and Securities Law Implications of Counsel Serving on the Client's Board | James D. Cox | 541 |
| When Lawyers and Law Firms Invest in Their Corporate Clients' Stock | Donald C. Langevoort | 569 |
| Monopolist, Aristocrat, or Entrepeneur?: A Comparitive Perspective on the Future of Multidisciplinary Partnerships in the United States, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom After the Disintegration of Andersen Legal | Mary C. Daly | 589 |
| NOTES | ||
| To Become A Midwife: Reducing Legal Barriers to Entry Into the Midwifery Profession | Susan Corcoran | 649 |
| Trespass to Chattels in the Age of the Internet | R. Clifton Merrell | 675 |
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