Regulation

For more than four decades, corporate law scholars have debated whether government should prohibit insider trading, commonly defined as stock trading on the basis of material, nonpublic information. Participants in this long-running debate have generally...

Now that you Americans are looking for a new health-care model, you may be thinking about "going Canuck," by which I mean trying a single-payer system like the one we have here in Canada, not wearing maple leaf underwear--or a maple leaf in lieu of...

With renewed dedication, antitrust enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic appear intent on saving the world from the evils of monopoly. Microsoft has been the poster child for targeted antitrust investigation and enforcement in the United States since...

We were not surprised in late September 2009 when China's president Hu Jintao announced to the United Nations Assembly that his country would not be a party to a global greenhouse gas reduction commitment. Instead of locking China into a promise that...

Today, when most people think of takings law, they instinctively turn to the now-infamous 2005 decision in Kelo v. City of New London. In Kelo, the Supreme Court held that taking property for economic redevelopment falls within the public use language...

Over a third of all uninsured adults below retirement age in the United States are between 19 and 29 years old. When young adults, especially men, age out of the dependent care coverage provided by their parents' employment benefits or public health...