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Delegation and the Continuity Thesis, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
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Pernicious Loyalty, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
From Loyalty to Justice, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
The Internal Limits on Fiduciary Loyalty, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
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A Moral Rights Theory of Private Law, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
The New Concept of Loyalty in Corporate Law, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
A Property Theory of Contract, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
Experimenting with the Lead Plaintiff Selection Process in Securities Class Actions: A Suggestion for PSLRA Reform, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
A Decision Theory Approach to the Business Judgment Rule: Reflections on Disney, Good Faith, and Judicial Uncertainty, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
Absurd Results, Scrivener's Errors, and Statutory Interpretation, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
On the Elimination of Fiduciary Duties: A Theory of Good Faith for Unincorporated Firms, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
Reassessing the Scope of Conduct Prohibited by Section 10(b) and the Elements of Rule 10b-5: Reflections on Securities Fraud and Secondary Actors, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
The Diminishing Equivalence between Regulatory Takings and Physical Takings, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
Regulatory Takings and Original Intent: The Direct, Physical Takings Thesis Goes Too Far, Andrew S. Gold Faculty Scholarship
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