Latest Issue of Business Law Journal Online

The Fall 2006 issue of the UC Davis Business Law Journal is now online. The journal is the first business law journal in the nation to electronically publish articles written by professionals, academics, and law students using a concise, journalistic style. The journal is run by dedicated law students who are committed to providing current and valuable legal and business analysis. The journal also features student-conducted interviews with attorneys, professionals, judges, and academics. While traditional law journals are heavy on academic theory and light on practical information, the Business Law Journal is a tool for users to obtain quality legal and business content that is easily accessible.

The latest issue includes the following features:

• "Entry Barriers and Contemporary Antitrust Litigation"
• "Legal Hazard: Corporate Crime, Advancement of Executives' Defense Costs, and the Federal Courts (Part I)"
• "Compulsory Unionism as a Fraternal Conceit?: Free Choice for Workers: A History of the Right to Work Movement"
• "Cooperation Between Merger Control Authorities of the EU and the U.S.: A Viable Solution for Transatlantic Mergers?"
• "Looking for Faith in All the Wrong Places: Rethinking Agreements to Negotiate in Good Faith"
• "Reexamining the SEC's Use of Obey-the-Law Injunctions"
• "Peering Over the Great Wall: Extraterritorial Securities Regulation and U.S. Investment in China's State-Owned Banks"

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