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AI, New Technologies, and Corporate Governance

11 September 2024

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Revisions to the G20/OECD Principles of Corporate Governance—Sustainability in Name Only

3 November 2022

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Barnali Choudhury

Remedies for M&A Breach of Contract – The Case of Cineplex

28 September 2022

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Trustworthy AI and Corporate Governance

There are many things we do not know about the future of AI usage, including the ways it will impact corporations and their governance. Nevertheless, it is reasonable to believe...

14 September 2020

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Eleanore Hickman

Corporate Management in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

Law and technology-related research has arrived in the world of corporate law, as academics begin to tackle topics like artificial intelligence (AI), increasing automation and robots, Big Data, and blockchain....

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Rethinking Group Company Liability

According to long-standing and fundamental English corporate law principles, limited liability applies in the context of group companies to the same extent as it does in stand-alone entities. As a...

24 January 2019

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Barnali Choudhury

Regulatory Analysis in Corporate Law

Legislatures and regulators in many countries are required to assess ex ante the potential consequences of proposed laws and regulations through various forms of regulatory analysis (hereinafter ‘RA’). Only upon...

6 September 2016

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Hobby Lobby and the Case for a Balancing Approach to Corporate Rights and Duties

Despite its age, the debate surrounding corporate rights and duties remains unresolved. The questions at stake are manifold. For instance, should corporations be given the same rights that their shareholders...

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