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5 June 2025

A New Cardinal Precept in Delaware Corporate Law

by: Mohsen Manesh

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3 June 2025

The Backstop Party

by: Vincent Buccola, Adi Marcovich Gross , Matthew R. McBrady

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2 June 2025

Commercial Anarchism

by: Alan Schwartz, Simone M. Sepe

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29 May 2025

International Commercial Courts 'Made in Germany'

by: Giesela Rühl, Nicolas Dewitte Langenfeld

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27 May 2025

The Missing Remedy: Restoration Damages for Dark Patterns and Other Pre-contractual Manipulations

by: Yuval Procaccia, Eyal Zamir

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22 May 2025

Bankruptcy's Redistributive Policies: Net Value or a ‘Zero-Sum Game’?

by: Steven L. Schwarcz

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21 May 2025

Has the SEC Already Torpedoed the Howey Test?

by: David B. Guenther

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19 May 2025

Rockville Centre Case Offers a Framework for Settling Mass Tort Bankruptcy Claims Post-Purdue

by: Hon Robert D. Drain (ret.) , Justin Winerman, Jamie Slocum

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16 May 2025

Unfolding Modern Lex Mercatoria within International Commercial Courts

by: Edoardo Piermattei

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14 May 2025

From Code to Contract: How Legal Wrappers Are Reshaping DAO Governance

by: Vanessa Villanueva Collao

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13 May 2025

Do Rights Offerings Reduce Bargaining Complexity in Chapter 11?

by: Gunjan Seth

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9 May 2025

Floating Charges in Comparative Perspective: An Exploratory Study

by: Alisdair MacPherson, Caroline Sophie Rapatz

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8 May 2025

Delaware's 2025 DGCL Amendments: A Win for Managerial Power at the Expense of Stockholder Oversight?

by: Tejas Sateesha Hinder

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7 May 2025

Why 'C' Plea Bargains and Deadly Corporate Crime Don’t Mix

by: Peter R. Reilly

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No Private Ordering Please, We’re Italian!

by: Luca Enriques, Casimiro A Nigro

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