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International Law, Law and Economics / May 24, 2012 / Leave a comment

Dubai – A City of Contrasts

rom April 19, 2012 through April 29, 2012, Retired North Carolina Special Superior Court Chief Judge (Business Court) Ben F….

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Law and Economics / March 28, 2012 / Leave a comment

Prosecuting Corruption Cases in an Economy of Influence

The consensus reaction by readers to my last few columns on the subject of “corruption” and its pervasive effect on…

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Dispute Resolution, Law and Economics / March 2, 2012 / Leave a comment

“The Economy of Influence” – Can We Live With It / Can We Live Without It?

Last month’s Pursuit of Justice column editorially headlined by The Daily Record as “To Control Corruption, We Must First Define It” drew a number of…

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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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Political Choices / January 3, 2012 / Leave a comment

2012 New Year’s Resolutions

As the New Year approaches, I welcome the opportunity to break from my recent monthly commentary on the causes of…

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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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Political Choices / September 28, 2011 / Leave a comment

Loss of Public Trust and Confidence Caused by Corruption

Whether your daily routine starts off by going to get the newspaper, consulting with online news sources or both to…

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Political Choices / August 24, 2011 / Leave a comment

Corruption Precipitates Crisis in Cofidence

You have to be a “political junkie,” which I apparently am, when you sit, as I often do on many…

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Political Choices / July 27, 2011 / Leave a comment

Corruption May Explain the Previously Unexplainable

Watching and listening to our elected Congressmen and Senators stumble toward the latest deadline for addressing the immediate “Debt Limit…

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