Larry Ribstein, throughout his remarkable scholarly career, developed a theory formed around his analysis that the end of fiduciary obligation is a near possibility. Understanding fiduciary obligations as a carefully defined term may indicate, however, that this fiduciary obligation can be a useful part of a wider selection of relationships than Ribstein allowed. This Article both considers Ribstein’s theory of fiduciary duty, and ultimately turns that same theory on its head by advocating the use of a narrow duty in a variety of contexts as opposed to a broad duty in a limited range of circumstance
This chapter restates the economic theory of fiduciary law, making several fresh contributions. Firs...
Prior to the creation of a trust and at its termination, a trustee’s fiduciary duties are often ambi...
Family-owned businesses have been called the backbone of the U.S. economy, but passing control of ...
Larry Ribstein, throughout his remarkable scholarly career, developed a theory formed around his ana...
The Delaware Supreme Court recently referred to “contractually adopted fiduciary duties.” Although s...
Professors Butler and Ribstein present an extensive analysis of opting out of fiduciary duties, base...
Fiduciary duties are critical to the integrity of a remarkable variety of relationships, including t...
This Article consists of four parts. Part I draws a profile of fiduciary relationships. It also expl...
(Excerpt) Professor Tamar Frankel’s excellent book, Fiduciary Law, is a thorough and comprehensive l...
The fiduciary relationship is one of the most fundamental legal relationships, and its importance fo...
A significant implication arising out of an increasingly influential view that fiduciary duties are ...
The fiduciary duty regime are regarded by law common-law scholars as an efficient and effective leg...
Fiduciary law is in a state of flux. We know that the core obligation of a fiduciary is an obligatio...
This essay, to appear in Contract, Status, and Fiduciary Law (Miller & Gold, 2016), explores three w...
It may reasonably be asked, of course, whether the fiduciary concept is one which can bear this work...
This chapter restates the economic theory of fiduciary law, making several fresh contributions. Firs...
Prior to the creation of a trust and at its termination, a trustee’s fiduciary duties are often ambi...
Family-owned businesses have been called the backbone of the U.S. economy, but passing control of ...
Larry Ribstein, throughout his remarkable scholarly career, developed a theory formed around his ana...
The Delaware Supreme Court recently referred to “contractually adopted fiduciary duties.” Although s...
Professors Butler and Ribstein present an extensive analysis of opting out of fiduciary duties, base...
Fiduciary duties are critical to the integrity of a remarkable variety of relationships, including t...
This Article consists of four parts. Part I draws a profile of fiduciary relationships. It also expl...
(Excerpt) Professor Tamar Frankel’s excellent book, Fiduciary Law, is a thorough and comprehensive l...
The fiduciary relationship is one of the most fundamental legal relationships, and its importance fo...
A significant implication arising out of an increasingly influential view that fiduciary duties are ...
The fiduciary duty regime are regarded by law common-law scholars as an efficient and effective leg...
Fiduciary law is in a state of flux. We know that the core obligation of a fiduciary is an obligatio...
This essay, to appear in Contract, Status, and Fiduciary Law (Miller & Gold, 2016), explores three w...
It may reasonably be asked, of course, whether the fiduciary concept is one which can bear this work...
This chapter restates the economic theory of fiduciary law, making several fresh contributions. Firs...
Prior to the creation of a trust and at its termination, a trustee’s fiduciary duties are often ambi...
Family-owned businesses have been called the backbone of the U.S. economy, but passing control of ...