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17 June 2026

Security or Substitute: The Liquidated Damages Test under Indian Law

by: Akshay Sharma, Sambhav Sharma

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16 June 2026

Guessing Is Not Judging: Why Crowdsourced Blockchain Decisions Are Not Arbitral Awards

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Anna-Sophie Hochgürtel

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12 June 2026

EU Inc and the Missing Link Between Company and Intellectual Property Law

by: Paolo Cuomo

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11 June 2026

Forward Thinking Conference – Call for papers

by: Oriana Casasola, Sarah Littlehales

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10 June 2026

Delaware SB 21: Lessons for the EU Inc

by: Alessio M. Pacces

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9 June 2026

The insolvency framework of the EU Inc: 27 x 27 = 729

by: Francisco Garcimartín

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9 June 2026

The Law and Liability of Directors and Creditors

by: John Wood, Sofia Ellina, John Tribe

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8 June 2026

Regulating Third-Party Litigation Funding? Weighing the Arguments in the Light of Extant EU Consumer Protection Safeguards

by: Alexander Morell, Daniel Schellenberg

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5 June 2026

An Agreement in Name Only: The Fragile Legal Architecture of the EU–US Turnberry Accord

by: Luciano Magaldi Sardella, Matteo Mantuano

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4 June 2026

Funded Investment Arbitration and the Timing Problem for Respondent States

by: Tommaso Giorgio Maria Moneta

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2 June 2026

EU Inc: A Constitutional Paradox At The Heart Of Article 4

by: ECLE

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29 May 2026

Apples and Oranges: Drawing the Intellectual Property Boundaries of (Digital) Cash

by: Matteo Solinas

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28 May 2026

The EU’s 28th Regime and the Future of Insolvency Law: Why One Size May Fail All

by: Wolf-Georg Ringe

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25 May 2026

COMIng to terms? Time to rethink the COMI standard in European Insolvency Law

by: Sid Pepels

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22 May 2026

Crypto-Derivatives: Sophisticated in Name, Familiar in Risk

by: Marco Dell'Erba, Andrea Vianelli

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