About the authors

• Author: Christopher C. Nicholls, Jeffrey G. Macintosh
• Pages: 389-389

Jeffrey

G.

Macintosh

is

Professor

of Law at the

University

of

Toronto

where

he

specializes

in

Corporation

Law,

Corporate Finance, Securities

Regulation,

Law and

Economics,

and

Small Firm Financing.

He

holds

a

B.Sc.

from

M.I.T.,

an

LL.B.

from

the

University

of

Toronto,

and an

LL.M.

from

Harvard University.

His

publications have been principally

concerned with Corporation Law, Securities Regulation,

and

Small

Firm Financing. Professor Macintosh served

as an

Assistant Professor

at

Osgoode Hall

Law

School

in

1982-83

and was

appointed

a

John

M.

Olin

Fellow

at

Yale

Law

School

in

1988-89.

Christopher

C.

Nicholls

is

Professor

of Law at

Dalhousie University.

He

holds

an

LL.B.

and

LL.M.

from

Osgoode

Hall

Law

School

and an

MPA

from

Harvard. Prior

to

joining

the

faculty

at

Dalhousie, Professor

Nicholls practised corporate

law in

Toronto

and in

Hamilton, Bermuda.

He

also taught Corporate Finance

and

Securities Regulation

at

Osgoode Hall

Law

School

and

Business

Law at the Bar

Admission

Course

for the Law

Society

of

Upper Canada.

His

teaching

and

research

interests include Business Associations, Commercial Law, International

Trade,

Financial Institution

Reform,

Corporate Finance,

and

Corporate

Governance.

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ABOUT

THE

AUTHORS