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Coercive use of immigration status in a civil society
David P. Weber, The Coercive Use of Immigration Status in a Civil Society, Neb. Law., Nov./Dec. 2011, at 11.
Circus of payroll tax cut business as usual in D.C.
Edward A. Morse, Op-Ed., Circus of Payroll Tax Cut Business as Usual for D.C., Omaha World-Herald, Dec. 30, 2011, at 5B.
Wealth disparities price of progress
Edward A. Morse, Op-Ed., Wealth Disparities Price of Progress, Omaha World-Herald, May 29, 2011, at 9B.
Current developments in federal income tax
Edward A. Morse, Current Developments in Federal Income Tax, in Tax Update XXXIII (State Bar of S.D. Comm. on Continuing Legal Educ. ed., 2011).
This outline covers significant developments in federal income taxation along with related topics that the author finds interesting, curious, or worthy of comment. It is not intended to provide exhaustive coverage, but it ...
Important developments in federal income taxation
Edward A. Morse, Important Developments in Federal Income Taxation, in Great Plains Federal Tax Institute (2011).
A review of significant case law, administrative pronouncements, and legislation in the federal income tax arena, with insights and commentary focusing on items of general interest for individuals and business taxpayers.
"Reasonably equivalent value" in § 548 avoidance actions: An analytical framework post-In re TOUSA, Inc.
Irina Fox, “Reasonably Equivalent Value” in § 548 Avoidance Actions: An Analytical Framework Post-In re TOUSA, Inc., 20 Norton J. Bankr. L. & Prac. 469 (2011).
Avoidance powers in bankruptcy are designed to prevent the debtor from fraudulently siphoning away his property on the verge of bankruptcy. Usually, a trustee in bankruptcy can avoid prepetition transfers of the debtor’s ...
Magic of the mortgage electronic registration system: It is and it isn't
David P. Weber, The Magic of the Mortgage Electronic Registration System: It Is and It Isn't, 85 Am. Bankr. L.J. 239 (2011).
This essay critically examines MERS' structure which incorporates principles of dubious legality such as a theory of common agency as well as a duality of roles held by MERS. The article examines many recent decisions in ...
Anti-bootlegging provisions: Congressional power and constitutional limitations
Craig W. Dallon, The Anti-Bootlegging Provisions: Congressional Power and Constitutional Limitations, 13 Vand. J. Ent. & Tech. L. 255 (2011).
Courts and scholars have considered the constitutional validity of 17 U.S.C.§ 1101 (civil), and 18 U.S.C. § 2319A (criminal), known as "the anti-bootlegging provisions." These provisions prohibit unauthorized recording, ...
Market price effects of data security breaches
Edward A. Morse, Vasant Raval & John R. Wingender Jr., Market Price Effects of Data Security Breaches, 20 Info. Security J.: A Global Persp. 263 (2011).
This study examines the impact of reported breaches in computer security using event study analysis. We use the event-study methodology to measure the magnitude of the effect of data security breach events on the behavior ...
McIntyre Machinery, Goodyear, and the incoherence of the minimum contacts test
Patrick J. Borchers, J. McIntyre Machinery, Goodyear, and the Incoherence of the Minimum Contacts Test, 44 Creighton L. Rev. 1245 (2011).
On June 27, 2011, when J. McIntyre Machinery Ltd. v. Nicastro and Goodyear Dunlop Tire Operations, S.A. v. Brown were handed down, it marked the first time in almost a quarter century that the United States Supreme Court ...