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19 February 2026

The End of DEI

by: Alex Edmans

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17 February 2026

The Hidden Risks in Joint Venture Liability Allocation under the ICC Model Contract

by: Shahab Jafari

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16 February 2026

The 2009 merger of small commercial courts in France reduced the continuation bias in bankruptcy proceedings

by: Anne Epaulard, Chloé Zapha

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12 February 2026

From Hostile Restructurings to Managed Inequality: How Liability Management Exercises Have Evolved

by: Robert W. Miller

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10 February 2026

Global South Innovation in Group Law: Brazil’s Joint and Several Liability for Labor Obligations

by: Mariana Pargendler, Olivia Pasqualeto

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6 February 2026

What Is a Data Supply Chain?

by: Carla L Reyes, Kish Parella

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5 February 2026

Prospectus liability under Dutch Law

by: Arnoud Pijls

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3 February 2026

Commercial Reasonableness

by: Steven L. Schwarcz

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3 February 2026

The Outlook for Restructuring Venezuela’s Sovereign Debt Post-Maduro

by: Steven T. Kargman

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2 February 2026

When Artificial Intelligence Buys the Wrong Thing: Autonomy, Consent, and Liability Gaps in Payment Law

by: Frances Coyle

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2 February 2026

In Search for the Optimal Law Governing Digital Payment Rights

by: Marek Dubovec

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29 January 2026

Legally Supported Bullying? Legal Consciousness on Non-compete Agreements in China

by: Longxuan Zhao, Yang Chen

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28 January 2026

Disclosures as Warranties

by: Emily Strauss

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28 January 2026

The case for harmonisation of a capital market where it is needed: a shift in focus to the market for corporate debt

by: ECLE

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27 January 2026

Trusts, Trustees, and Stablecoins: What Hong Kong’s New Stablecoins Ordinance Means for Trust Law

by: Charles Ho Wang Mak

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