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1 May 2024

Oscar Law: A Cross-Cutting Survey of Law Governing the Cottage Industry of Elite Entertainment Awards

by: Reid Kress Weisbord, Jordan Bondurant

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3 April 2024

How AI will Change the Law Symposium, Co-hosted by University of Chicago Law Review Online and Oxford Business Law Blog

by: OBLB Editors

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27 February 2024

3rd Annual Conference on Financial Law and Regulation

by: Andreas Kokkinis, Federico Lupo-Pasini, Clara Martins Pereira

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5 February 2024

Regulating Startup Equity Compensation in the Unicorn Era

by: Yifat Aran

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3 April 2023

UK-EU Financial Services Regulation and Regulatory Cooperation after Brexit

by: Thorsten Beck, Christy Ann Petit

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21 February 2023

Halet v Luxembourg: The Final Act of the Luxleaks Saga

by: Stelios Andreadakis, Dimitrios Kafteranis

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26 January 2023

Court of Appeals Rejects Capital Allowances For Urenco Nuclear Waste Facility

by: Rohan Deshpande

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22 November 2022

Do taxes explain why firms rarely use penalty remuneration contracts?

by: Rainer Niemann, Mariana Sailer

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2 November 2022

Executive Compensation, Corporate Governance, and Tax Policy

by: Michael Doran

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11 October 2022

ESG, Crypto, and What Has the IRS Got to Do with It?

by: Nizan Geslevich Packin, Sean Stein Smith

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4 October 2022

Muddying the Waters: Supreme Court of India on Tax Dues in Insolvency

by: Rohan Deshpande

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24 June 2022

The Unsung Upside of Share Repurchases

by: Richard A Booth

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13 May 2022

New Assets, (Largely) Same Old Rules: The Taxation of Digital Tokens

by: Vincent Ooi

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26 April 2022

The Role of Creditor Protection in Lending and Tax Avoidance

by: Antonio De Vito, Martin Jacob

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1 April 2022

Tax Restitution Claims Curtailed by the Supreme Court’s Limitation Discoverability Doctrine

by: Samuel Beswick

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