Good Faith and Care in the 21st Century: Fiduciary
Duty on Wall Street, Boston University Law Review
(forthcoming, 2011) (symposium).
African-American Entrepreneurs: Integration,
Education, and Exclusion, 32 W. New Eng. L. Rev. 483 (2010)
(symposium issue).
Workplace Racial Discrimination and the Professionals at the
Center of Corporate Hierarchies in Law & Economics:
Toward Social Justice (2009) (Book Chapter).
Subprime Mortgages and Corporate Governance on Wall
Street: Monitoring Compliance with the U.S. Fair Housing
Act, Annual Review of Insolvency Law (2009) (Book
Chapter).
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act and Ethical Corporate Climates:
What the Media Reports; What the General Public Knows, 2
Brooklyn Journal of Corporate, Financial & Commercial Law 421
(2008)(symposium issue).
Sarbanes-Oxley Five Years Later: Will Criticism of SOX
Undermine Its Benefits?, 39 Loyola University Chicago Law
Journal 595 (2008) (symposium issue).
Transforming
Discriminatory Corporate Cultures: This Is Not Just Women's
Work, 65 Maryland L. Rev. 346 (2006) (symposium
issue).
What
Independent Directors Should Expect From Inside Directors: Smith v.
Van Gorkom as a Guide to Intra-Firm Governance, 45
Washburn Law Journal 367 (2006) (symposium issue).
Discrimination and The Professionals at the Center of
Corporate Hierarchies, (2007) (for "We Are An Equal
Opportunity Employer”: Diversity Doublespeak, 61 Wash. &
Lee L. Rev. 1541 (2005).
Introduction To Symposium On People Of Color, Women, and the
Public Corporation: The Sophistication of Discrimination, 79
St. John’s L. Rev. 887 (2005).
Attempting To Discuss Race in Business and Corporate Law
Courses and Seminars, 77 St. John’s Law Review 901 (2003).
Corporate Governance Failures and the Managerial Duty of
Care, 76 St. Johns’s Law Review, (2002).
The Impact of U.S. Corporate Policy on Women and People of
Color, The Iowa Journal of Gender Race & Justice,
(2003).
Commentary:
Corporate Governance in Japan, Germany and Canada: What Can the
U.S. Learn from Other Countries?, Law & Policy, (2002).
Racial Discrimination and the Relationship Between the
Directorial Duty of Care and Corporate Disclosure, 63
University of Pittsburgh Law Review 389 (2002).
Corporate Governance as Corporate Social Responsibility:
Empathy and Race Discrimination, Tulane Law Review (2002).
Comparisons Between Enron and Other Types of Corporate
Misconduct: Compliance with Law and Ethical Decision Making as the
Best Form of Public Relations, 1 Seattle Journal for Social
Justice 97 (2002).
The Interplay Between Securities Regulation and Corporate
Governance: Shareholder Activism, the Shareholder Proposal Rule and
Corporate Compliance with Law, Book Chapter
For-Profit Corporations That Perform Public Functions:
Politics, Profit and Poverty, 51 Rutgers Law Review 323
(1999).
Review of Herbert
Grossman, Achieving Educational Equality (Charles
C. Thomas, Publisher, 1998), The Journal of Negro Education
(1999)
Shareholder Activism and Disclosure, guest writer for
Securities Regulatory Update
(January, 1999)
Lessons From a Prophet on Vocational Identity: Profit or
Philanthropy?, 50 Alabama Law Review 115 (1998)
Lessons From Texaco for Corporate Executives, 1
Corporate Finance Review 29, No.5 (1997)
Securities Offerings that Violate the SEC's Registration
Requirements, 1 Corporate Finance Review 41, No. 1
(1996)
When Judges Are Gatekeepers: Democracy, Morality, Status,
and Empathy in Duty Decisions (Help From Ordinary citizens),
80 Marquette Law Review 1 (1996)
Educators Who Drive With No Hands: The Application of
Analytical Concepts of Corporate Law in Certain Cases of
Educational Malpractice, 32 San Diego Law Review 437
(1995)
The Integration of Securities Offerings: A Proposed Formula
that Fosters the Policies of Securities Regulation, 25 Loyola
University of Chicago Law Journal 199 (1994).