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A Letter from the Symposium Advisor; Marilyn J. Ward Ford
Texas Gulf Sulphur at 55 Symposium — Forward; Garrett A. Borden
Symposium Speakers
The Most Important Decision in Federal Securities Law — Texas Gulf Sulphur; Marc I. Steinberg
The Statutory Authority for Court-Ordered Disgorgement in SEC Enforcement Actions; Donna M. Nagy
Chiarella v. United States and its Indelible Impact on Insider Trading Law; Donna M. Nagy
Unintended Consequences: The Link Between Judge Friendly’s Texas Gulf Sulphur Concurrence and Recent Supreme Court Decisions Misconstruing Rule 10b-5; Margaret V. Sachs
Texas Gulf Sulphur and the Genesis of Corporate Liability under Rule 10b-5; A.C. Pritchard and Robert B. Thompson
Beyond the Personal Benefit Test: The Economics of Tipping by Insiders; Jonathan R. Macey
The Shopkeeper’s Morality in The Age of Automation; Bret N. Bogenschneider
The Disconnect Between State Laws Regarding Medical Marijuana Legalization and Employee Protections; Gita Sharma and Vanessa L. Johnson
Title IX – Where Is It Now and Where Should It Go?; Alexa Massad
Should We Establish A Duty of Care for Individuals to Not Spread Covid-19 and Under What Circumstances Should This Duty Arise?; Londyn K. Zografakis
To Regulate, Or Not to Regulate? The Court’s Expansion of The Federal Employers Liability Act and The Federal Arbitration Act to Supplant Employment Law; Meaghan C. Kirby
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