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Fiduciary Law's Anti-Corruption Norm
This Chapter examines an important feature of the Anglo-American common law of fiduciary obligation — what I have previously characterized as the “anti-corruption norm.” While this norm has been invoked in a variety of different contexts and operationalized with different specific proscriptive condu
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