Professor Jeffrey Haas
Publications

Corporate Finance and Governance: Cases, Materials, and Problems for an Advanced Course in Corporations. 3rd ed. (Carolina Academic Press, 2006) (with L.E. Mitchell & L.A. Cunningham & L.D. Solomon).

Corporate Finance in a Nutshell. (Thomson West, 2004).

The Heartland Funds’ Receivership and Its Implications for Independent Mutual Fund Directors, 51 Emory Law Journal 153–240 (2002) (with S.R. Howard).

“Introduction (Symposium: Mutual Fund Regulation in the Next Millennium).” 44 New York Law School Law Review 429–430 (2000).

“Small Issue Public Offerings Conducted Over the Internet: Are They ‘Suitable’ for the Retail Investor?” 72 Southern California Law Review 67–143 (1998). Reprinted in 42 Corporate Practice Commentator 419–494 (2000).

“Directorial Fiduciary Duties in a Tracking Stock Equity Structure: The Need for a Duty of Fairness.” 94 Michigan Law Review 2089–2177 (1996).

“Comment, Insights Into Lender Liability: An Argument for Treating Controlling Creditors as Controlling Shareholders.” 135 University of Pennsylvania Law Review 1321–1363 (1987).

Nonprofit Directors’ Duties as Endowment Performance Declines, 229 New York Law Journal 4 (January 17, 2003), reprinted as “When the Endowment Tanks: Some Lessons for Nonprofits,” 12 Business law Today 19–22 (May/June 2003).

“The Allure of Tracking Stocks.” 19 In Brief 8–9 (Spring/Summer 2001).

“Fiduciary Duties of Tracking Stock Directors Under Delaware Law.” 25(5) Director’s Monthly 1 (May 2001).

Moderator/Panelist, “Symposium: Mutual Fund Regulation in the Next Millennium.” 44 New York Law School Law Review 431–520 (2000).

“How Quantum, DLJ and Ziff-Davis Are Keeping on Track with Tracking Stock: Part II.” 3 wallstreetlawyer.com 10–13 (October 1999).

“‘Suitability’ in the Self-Managed Internet Offering Context.” 2 wallstreetlawyer.com 10–13 (February 1999).

“Introduction to Tracking Stocks, in Acquisitions, Mergers, Spin-offs, and Other Restructurings.” Practising Law Institute, 1993 (with E.H. Steinberger).