Welcome to Business and Finance Law Review
Business and Finance Law Review (BFLR) is a scholarly journal operated and edited by students at The George Washington Law School and advised by faculty members of GW’s Center for Law, Economics, & Finance (C-LEAF).
Articles
Over-Ruled: How Rule 145a Stretches the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Authority to Regulate SPACs
Akhil Kambhammettu
Recent Case Law Developments Expand the Scope of Liability for Securities Transactions: An Analysis of the Interplay Between Expansions of Primary Liability Under Statutory Seller and Scheme Liability Theories and Proposals for Clarification or Reform
Brendan Civitello
Material Change in Material Adverse Change Clauses: The Case for Greater Precision in Contract Drafting to Achieve a More Equitable Balance of Risk Between Merging Parties
Paul Hirschhorn
CUDA and the Walled Garden: How the Relationship Between Nvidia’s Software and Hardware Violates the Sherman Act
William Davis
Escheating the System: States’ Increased Securities Escheatment at Investors’ Expense
Kyle Rowland
Navigating the Changing Tides in the Legal Service Landscape: An Assessment of Alternative Business Structures
William Tyler Lowman
Essays
The Reverse Merger in China: the Qihoo 360 Story
Thomas P. Gross and Chenxi Liu Learn More
Cyberspace & Securities: A Changing World
Thomas P. Gross Learn More
Financial Reform Is Working, But Deregulation That Incentivizes One-Way Bets Is Sowing the Seeds of Another Catastrophic Financial Crash
Dennis M. Kelleher, President and CEO Better Markets, Inc. Learn More
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