American University Business Law Review

AUBLR 2012 Symposium

We held our 2012 Symposium, "Profits Plus Philanthropy: The Emerging Law of Social Enterprises," on April 18. Videos, photos, and summaries of the panel coming soon.

Welcome

The American University Business Law Review is a student-run publication that provides cutting-edge legal analysis for the business law community. It is the only Business Law Review in the Washington, DC area dedicated solely to business issues. The Business Law Review publishes fall and spring issues that include scholarly articles, case law analysis, and coverage of developing trends in a variety of areas to include financial regulation, international trade, antitrust, communications, healthcare and energy. We welcome articles submitted by academics, practitioners, and law students. Also, The Business Law Review hosts an annual Business Law Symposium with leading academics and practitioners focusing on a current, pertinent arena within business law.

Symposium: “Profits Plus Philanthropy: The Emerging Law of Social Enterprises”

April 20, 2012

AUBLR held its annual Symposium, “Profits Plus Philanthropy: The Emerging Law of Social Enterprises,” on April 18, 2012. The event focused on the rapidly-growing popularity, progress, and publicity of “social enterprises.” Participants included entrepreneurs and founders of social enterprises, practitioners, and academics. Videos, photos, and summaries of the Symposium’s multiple panels are ...

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Case Analysis

March 21, 2012

AUBLR is excited to announce a new section on our website featuring case analysis. We now offer case briefs summarizing and discussing the latest decisions from federal and major state courts throughout the country. Make sure to check back regularly for the latest developments in business law jurisprudence! For all ...

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Call for Papers

January 25, 2012

CALL FOR PAPER PROPOSALS PROFITS PLUS PHILANTHROPY: THE EMERGING LAW OF “SOCIAL ENTERPRISES” The American University Business Law Review, in conjunction with its upcoming Symposium on April 18, 2012, seeks proposals for papers on the rapidly-growing popularity, progress, and publicity of “social enterprises.” Expanding previous notions of corporate social ...

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