Disruptive Legal Technologies: Benefit Corporations and the Crowdfunding of Firms (August 09, 2014)

Two recent developments in the law and practice of business include: (1) the advent of benefit corporations (and kindred organizational... (Category: Business Ethics, Business Organizations, Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Delaware, Economics, Employees, Entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Environment, Fiduciary Law, Finance, Financial Institutions, Investing, JOBS Act, Legal Theory, Organizational Theory, Securities, Social Entrepreneurship, Social Responsibility, Technology, Venture Capital)

New Directions in Corporate Disclosure: Politics, Environment, and Religion (August 07, 2014)

Corporate disclosure, especially in securities regulation, has been a standard regulatory strategy since the New Deal. Brandeisian “sunlight” has been... (Category: Business Ethics, Business Organizations, Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Employees, Environment, Finance, Financial Institutions, Hobby Lobby, Legal Theory, Organizational Theory, Politics, Religion, Securities, Social Responsibility)

The Legal and Social Ontology of the Firm (August 05, 2014)

Thanks to Gordon Smith and my Wharton colleague David Zaring for inviting me as a guest blogger on The Conglomerate.... (Category: Business Ethics, Business Organizations, Corporate Governance, Corporate Law, Employees, Hobby Lobby, Legal Theory, Organizational Theory)

Hobby Lobby: Limitations and Extensions, Employees and Disclosure (July 19, 2014)

I'd like to thank the organizers again for this excellent symposium. Here are a few of my final thoughts responding... (Category: Hobby Lobby)

Right, Left, and Hobby Lobby (July 16, 2014)

A belated thanks for including me in this symposium: I'm very much enjoying and learning from the various posts. One... (Category: Hobby Lobby)

Undertheorizing the Corporation Continued: Hobby Lobby and Employees' Rights (July 16, 2014)

Hobby Lobby joins Citizens United as an important Supreme Court decision that rejuvenates interest in the problem of corporate personality.... (Category: Hobby Lobby)