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Law and Economics / January 26, 2012 / Leave a comment

Corruption Defies Legal Definition

Recently, I had the challenging experience of mediating a civil case which directly involved an examination and reconciliation of the…

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Law and Economics / November 30, 2011 / Leave a comment

Corporate Networks, Power and Money Precipitate Crises of the Old Order

The effects of the recession have lingered on for everyone who hasn’t benefited from what financial op-ed columnist Steven Pearlstein…

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Law and Economics / November 2, 2011 / Leave a comment

The Politics of the Shift of Economic Risk

What happens when interest group politics gets out of control? Well, we’re witnessing it, are we not faithful readers! Ironically,…

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Law and Economics / May 30, 2010 / Leave a comment

The Great Risk Shift

My last column ended by asking, “What are the big issues?” and “more importantly ….how should they be framed?” One…

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Law and Economics / May 30, 2010 / Leave a comment

Lobbying – An Honorable Profession

Barack Obama campaigned on a pledge to “Change Washington” vowing to “upend the K Street Lobbying Culture.” In Annapolis Martin O’Malley…

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Law and Economics / September 16, 2008 / Leave a comment

The Debate on Economic Issues Takes Shape

I noted in my last two columns that unfortunately the discussion and debate on global and domestic economic issues which…

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Law and Economics / August 20, 2008 / Leave a comment

The Collapse of the Deregulated Economy

Whether you believe that we have unknowingly acquiesced in “The Great Risk Shift” described by Yale Political Science Professor Jacob…

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Law and Economics / February 12, 2007 / Leave a comment

Contributory Negligence Issue Returns to Assembly

After a four year hiatus, probably induced by the accurate perception the former Governor Ehrlich’s unabashed “pro business” philosophy would…

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Law and Economics / May 23, 2006 / Leave a comment

Law and Economics

The social and economic “costs” of initiating and applying public policy in accordance with a particularly political or social philosophy…

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Law and Economics / February 8, 2006 / Leave a comment

Law and Responsibility

It is fashionable in some quarters today for “pundits, politicians and assorted talking heads,” when asked to comment on a…

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