Legal Capital and the Model Business Corporation Act: An Essay for Bayless Manning

Hanks discusses the distribution provisions of the Model Business Corporation Act. The relatively smooth operation and interpretation of the MBCA\u27s distribution provisions is an excellent example of the reflection, sophistication, care, and skill of the Committee on Corporate Laws in considering, drafting, revising, and updating the Model Business Corporation Act over the past sixty years. The overall success of the distribution provisions is a tribute to the many lawyers, judges, and law professors who have participated in the Committee\u27s very successful efforts to advance the law of corporations in this country and elsewhere

Representing the Sellers in a Merger or Acquisition

From the moment owners decide to sell their business, corporate counsel is confronted with many unique planning opportunities. In negotiating with the buyer, the sellers\u27 counsel must consider the tax, accounting and securities consequences of the sale\u27s structure. The author examines these and other considerations that should be addressed in planning the transaction from the decision to sell to the final drafting of the contract

Malory and Christianity: Essays on Sir Thomas Malory\u27s Morte Darthur

As Hanks and Jesmok note in their introduction, pursuing opponents and pursuing love move the Morte\u27s narrative, but the work\u27s richness comes from its romance and tragic elements: the human quest for maturity and fulfillment and those uncontrollable forces that undermine the quest and destroy the dream. Malory\u27s use of myth and magic to explore these themes has received extensive scholarly attention, but his views on and thematic use of Christianity have long needed a closer look.https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/mip_smemc/1011/thumbnail.jp

Application of Additively Manufactured Components in Rocket Engine Turbopumps

The use of additive manufacturing technology has the potential to revolutionize the development of turbopump components in liquid rocket engines. When designing turbomachinery with the additive process there are several benefits and risks that are leveraged relative to a traditional development cycle. This topic explores the details and development of a 90,000 RPM Liquid Hydrogen Turbopump from which 90% of the parts were derived from the additive process. This turbopump was designed, developed and will be tested later this year at Marshall Space Flight Center