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2 May 2025

Protecting Corporate Values: The Power of Trust Structures

by: Lusina Ho, Matthew Harding

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30 April 2025

Decentralized Markets and Self-Regulation

by: Yuliya Guseva

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29 April 2025

An Overview of Agency Doctrine

by: Deborah A. DeMott, Tan Cheng Han

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25 April 2025

Uniform Prospectus Liability Rules is Crucial for Capital Markets Union

by: Danny Busch, Matthias Lehmann

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24 April 2025

Protective Preliminary Orders under the SIAC Rules 2025: Key Strategic Considerations for India-related Disputes

by: Shahezad Kazi , Gladwin Issac

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2 April 2025

Debt-for-Development Swaps, a Restructuring Tool for Development

by: Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal, Rosario Bustillo, Candela Medrano-Marcos

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1 April 2025

AI Liability After the AILD Withdrawal: Why EU Law Still Matters?

by: Deimante Rimkute

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28 March 2025

Mandatory Corporate Law as an Obstacle to Venture Capital Contracting in Europe: Implications for Markets and Policymaking

by: Luca Enriques, Tobias H. Tröger, Casimiro A Nigro

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28 March 2025

Legal Policies on Platform Liability: An Economic Approach

by: Alessandro De Chiara, Juan José Ganuza, Fernando Gómez Pomar, Ester Manna, Adrián Segura Moreiras

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26 March 2025

Financial Profiling

by: Katja Langenbucher

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24 March 2025

European Insolvency Law: Towards a Colossus with Feet of Clay?

by: Adrien Tehrani

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21 March 2025

The Gift of Exit Financing

by: Robert W. Miller

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21 March 2025

A Proposed Opt-In Feature for Delaware Senate Bill 21

by: Eric Talley, Jeffrey N. Gordon, Stephen M. Bainbridge

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20 March 2025

Will Trump 2.0 Kill off the Brussels Effect?

by: Phil Bartram, Simon Witney

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19 March 2025

Taking Bankruptcy Exceptionalism Seriously in Mass Tort Reorganization After Purdue Pharma

by: Jonathan C. Lipson, Pamela Foohey

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