Here we go again: the conversion of qualified scholarship funding corporations from nonprofit to for-profit status; what we can learn from the heath care conversion bonanza

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the process by which nonprofit corporations that were established to acquire student loans notes incurred under the Higher Education Act of 1965 have elected to transfer their student loans activities to for-profit corporations.

Finance, Nonprofit organizations, Scholarships, Student loans, Scholarships (Financial aid)

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Berle and Means reconsidered at the century's turn

Article Abstract:

The continued vitality of Adolf Berle and Gardiner Means's 'The Modern Corporation and Private Property' is discussed. The authors played a secondary but still critical role in corporate fiduciary law.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Right of property, Property rights, Berle, Adolf, Means, Gardiner

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Gauging the hurdle to strike suits: reconciling the Circuit split over the proper interpretation of the heightened pleading standard under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the split among the federal appellate courts over the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995's heightened pleading standard. A review of the relevant cases is provided.

Pleading, Pleadings

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