Articles and publications by in the Yale Law Journal.
Articles and publications by in the Yale Law Journal.
In this Forum Response, Dorothy Lund considers whether the “corporate governance gap” between large and small public companies is the product of harmful or beneficial forces, and in so doing, rejects ...
120 Yale L.J. 84 (2010). Unlike shareholders of ordinary companies, mutual fund shareholders do not sell their shares—they redeem them from the ...
This Essay explores rental registries as tools for housing justice, focusing on their public-health impact and application in Chicago. Examining registry programs nationwide, it considers how they ...
111 Yale L.J. 1 (2001) Deep and liquid securities markets appear to be an exception to a worldwide pattern in which concentrated ownership dominates dispersed ...
abstract. A key provision in the Fair Housing Act (FHA)—the Housing for Older Persons Act (HOPA) exemption—has allowed municipalities to weaponize senior housing to discriminate against families, ...
abstract. In recognition of the material, physical, and psychological harms arising from the growing use of automated monitoring and decision-making systems for labor control, jurisdictions around the ...
abstract. Over the past generation, conflicting trends have reshaped the ownership of corporate equity on the one hand and corporate debt on the other. In equity, the two great trends have been the ...
abstract. Today, artificial intelligence (AI) enables people to create music simply by using words—fulfilling the belief that music is a universal language. This Essay analyzes how courts and Congress ...
abstract. The access-to-justice gap is growing, affecting individuals with both civil and criminal needs in the United States. Though these challenges are multifaceted, procedural barriers in the U.S.
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