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American law on commercial transactions
David Rogers Webb’s “The Great Taking” asserts that central banks and market infrastructure enable a systemic seizure of private collateral; assessments of feasibility split sharply between critics wh...
When someone says a lawyer will take a case “on consignment,” most of the available reporting and legal guidance equates that phrase with a contingency or “no‑win, no‑fee” arrangement — the lawyer is ...
David Rogers Webb has called for state-level revisions to the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC)—most centrally to Article 8—to overturn what he describes as 1994-era “redefinitions” of securities ownershi...
David Rogers Webb’s “Great Taking” argues that modern practices — dematerialization of securities, security entitlement rules, and banking/clearing arrangements — enable large financial institutions t...