Trusts and Interstate Commerce

Phillip DeCaro, a 2006 J.D. candidate at the Sturm College of Law in Denver, Colorado, has recently published an article entitled The Impact of Trusts and Escrow Funds on Interstate Commerce, 31 Transp. L.J. 249 (2004).

The main focus of Mr. DeCaro’s paper is

The commercial, monopolistic history of trusts, the application of the balancing of interests in the Public Trust Doctrine, and the constructive or implied trusts each have a part in the concern that the misuse of trusts and escrows could adversely affect the rights of commercial creditors and secured parties.