Steve Bainbridge
@PrawfBainbridge
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Blogs and tweets about Catholicism, corporate law and governance, and food and wine. Amazon associate. https://t.co/Zympx9NEUN
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Joined June 2020
Gavin Newsom isn't smart enough to parody anybody.
Gavin Newsom is parodying Donald Trump online—and the reaction from Trump’s supporters is proof that Newson is on to something, @RadioFreeTom argues.
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RT @Patterico: What is notable about the search of John Bolton’s house is the certainty all fair-minded people have, that if Bolton were a….
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Having said that, Newsom is right that the new Cracker Barrel logo is appallingly bad. Still….
@GavinNewsom seems to have decided he can become POTUS by imitating Trump’s habit of using all caps and opining on stuff that doesn’t matter. Because I would be willing to bet Newsom has never eaten at Cracker Barrel. He’s the kind of guy who goes to the French Laundry during.
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New Bainbridge on Corporations newsletter: The Puzzling Role of Apparent Authority in Vicarious Liability--An annoying agency law problem
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An annoying agency law problem
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RT @CamdenHutchison: I think it's indisputable that corporate America is better governed and more ethical than the federal government.
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I would say chuckle, but I worry that this is just the start of businesses finally waking up and concluding that California is not a viable market.
🚨 BREAKING: In another stunning embarrassment for Gavin Newsom, the Chairman of Bed Bath & Beyond announces they will NOT open any retail stores in California. "We're taking a stand because it's time for common sense.". The reasoning:.- High taxes.- High fees.- Forced,
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New Bainbridge on Corporations newsletter (with no paywall): An Open Letter to the American Bar Association Council on Legal Education on Experiential Learning—The Standards Committee embarrassed itself
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The Standards Committee embarrassed itself
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New Bainbridge on Corporations newsletter: Verstein's Corporate Census Yields Provocative Implications About, among other things, Delaware's Dominance. A massive effort produced a unique dataset. Highly recommended reading.
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A massive effort produced a unique dataset
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The Montana "Transparent Election Initiative": Part 2—Can Montana restrict campaign spending by out of state corporations? Plus, is there a spot of false advertising?
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Can Montana restrict campaign spending by out of state corporations?
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RT @WSJopinion: Viking Lumber is fighting a government obstacle that threatens all the planes, helicopters, boats, guitars and Steinways th….
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Our company may soon be out of business, as the feds renege on their agreement with the timber industry.
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RT @WSJopinion: My college course, “You Can’t Think That,” filled quickly. Students aren’t snowflakes. Deep down, they are as hungry as eve….
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My course, ‘You Can’t Think That,’ filled quickly, showing students’ appetite for intellectual freedom.
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RT @WSJopinion: More of us should follow the minority of professors who teach the real controversy—not only the dominant texts but also wor….
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A massive database shows college courses dealing with race and the Middle East lean sharply left.
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Not surprising.
While high corporate social responsibility scores are supposed to indicate ethical companies, the reverse seems to be true, writes @NoahcGould1.
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The world has gotten really weird when Rahm Emanuel seems like the most sensible 2028 candidate. Really weird.
As of the summer of 2025, the only potential candidate prepared to confront his party’s ideological pathologies is Rahm Emanuel. The former Chicago mayor resists far-left ideas says Democrats should run on “build, baby, build,” writes Barton Swaim .
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Helen and I periodically ruminate on the question of whether our distaste for California's taxes and idiotic progressive policies are bad enough to overcome our lethargy and inertia. Moving just seems so exhausting.
Progressive policies are driving population flight, which on current trend could cost their states 10 House seats after 2030.
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I have a different objection: Who decides what constitutes the greater good? I don't trust the Democrats or the Republicans to decide how to spend my life savings. I do trust the Catholic Church, which is getting most of whatever's left.
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Say one thing about Trump: The man utterly lacks subtlety. Usually I dislike that lacuna in his personality. This time, I'm okay with it.
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I just noted a zinger by Delaware Chancellor McCormick in the July 28 decision in Operating Engineers Constr. Indus. and Misc. Pension Fund v. Pioneer Nat. Resources Co., No. 2024-0101-SEM, 2025 WL 2106580, at *4. It's a case about shareholder inspection rights. Those rights were.
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