Kenneth E. Scott
Ralph M. Parsons Professor of Law and Business, Emeritus

Publications & Cases

Recent Publications

Kenneth E. Scott, Corporation Law and the American Law Institute Corporate Governance Project, 35 Stanford Law Review 927-948 (1983).
Kenneth E. Scott, The Patchwork Quilt: State and Federal Roles in Bank Regulation, 32 Stanford Law Review 687-742 (1980).
Kenneth E. Scott, Insider Trading: Rule 10b-5, Disclosure and Corporate Privacy, 9 Journal of Legal Studies 801-818 (1980).
Kenneth E. Scott and Richard Posner, eds., Economics of Corporation Law and Securities Regulation, Boston, MA: Little, Brown and Company, 1980.
Kenneth E. Scott, Retail Banking in the Electronic Age: The Law and Economics of EFT, Montclair, N.J.: Allanheld, Osmun & Co., 189 p., 1977
Kenneth E. Scott, The Dual Banking System: A Model of Competition in Regulation, 30 Stanford Law Review 1 (1977).
Kenneth E. Scott, William Baxter and Paul Cootner, Retail Banking in the Electronic Age: The Law and Economics of Electronic Funds Transfer, Mont Clair, NJ: Allanheld, Osmun & Co., 1977.
Kenneth E. Scott, Franklin National Bank and its Progeny: The Procedural Road to Bank Failure. (A panel) Introduction: Kenneth E. Scott, Moderator, 27 Administrative Law Review 299 (Fall, 1975).
Kenneth E. Scott, In Quest of Reason: The Licensing Decision of the Federal Banking Agencies, 42 University of Chicago Law Review 235 (1975).
Kenneth E. Scott, Two Models of the Civil Process, 27 Stanford Law Review 937 (1975).
Kenneth E. Scott, Standing in the Supreme Court - A Functional Analysis, 86 Harvard Law Review 645 (1973).
Kenneth E. Scott, Report of the Stanford-SRI Study Committee, Chairman Kenneth E. Scott, Stanford University Relations Office, 1969
Kenneth E. Scott, Some Answers to Account Insurance Problems, 23 Business Lawyer 493 (1968)
Kenneth E. Scott, Conversion of Mutual Savings and Loan Associations to Stock Form: Legal and Economic Issues, Federal Home Loan Bank Board, 1967
Kenneth E. Scott, Some Problems of Insurance of Accounts in Financial Institutions, 20 Business Lawyer 399 (1965)

kenscott@stanford.edu

650 723.3070

Curriculum Vitae

Education:

BA College of William and Mary 1949
MA Princeton University Graduate School 1953
LLB Stanford Law School 1956

Expertise:

Banking and Financial Institutions
Business and Corporate Law
Securities Regulation