The Houston Business & Tax Law Journal has published Vol. 11, No. 1 (2011):
- George P. Roach, Measuring Business Damages in Fraudulent Inducement Cases, 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 1 (2011)
- Keith Kendall, Designing Privilege for the Tax Profession: Comparing I.R.C. § 7525 With New Zealand's Non-Disclosure Right, 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 74 (2011)
- Charlene Luke, What Would Henry Simons Do? Using an Ideal to Shape and Explain the Economic Substance Doctrine, 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 108 (2011)
- Kenneth Long, The RIAA's Case Against Ripping CDs: When Enough Is Enough, 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 173 (2011)
- Megan Smith, SEC Receivers and the Presumption of Innocence: The Problem With Parallel Proceedings in Securities Cases and the Ever Increasing Powers of the Receivers, 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 203 (2011)
- Christopher Scurry, Proveris Scientific v. Innovasystemts: Broadening the Scope of the Healthcare Crisis by Narrowing the Scope of the Generic Drug Manufacturer's Patent Infringement Under Protection Under 35 U.S.C. § 271(E)(1), 11 Hous. Bus. & Tax J. 232 (2011)
