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17 January 2024

Default Choice of the Law Governing the Arbitration Agreement: Reflecting on the Proposed Reform to the English Arbitration Act

by: Sumit Chatterjee

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6 March 2023

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) under English Law

by: Michael Schillig

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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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7 August 2020

Marex Financial Ltd v Sevilleja: Some Commentary in Response to Paul Davies’s Blog Contribution

by: Peter Watts

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5 August 2020

Reflecting on 'Sevilleja v Marex Financial'

by: Paul Davies KC (hon)

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9 April 2020

What’s so Wrong with Wrongful Trading?—on Suspending Director Liability during the Coronavirus Crisis

by: Amir Licht

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1 April 2020

Charting a Course Through Disruption to English Law Contracts Caused by Covid-19

by: Linklaters

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25 March 2020

The Wrong Target? COVID-19 and the Wrongful Trading Rule

by: Kristin van Zwieten

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22 October 2019

The Oxford Law Faculty and the Department of Computer Science Join Forces to Deliver a New Interdisciplinary Course

by: Václav Janeček

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10 August 2017

Valuers’ Negligence in Structured Finance Transactions

by: Norton Rose Fulbright

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26 April 2017

Literal or Contextual? What is the Correct Approach to Contractual Interpretation?

by: Cara Dowling, Aimee Denholm

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12 February 2017

Illegality and Unjust Enrichment: Supreme Court Reviews the Doctrine of Illegality

by: Norton Rose Fulbright

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4 April 2016

English Governing Law Clauses and English Jurisdiction Clauses: Should Commercial Parties Change their Approach?

by: Allen & Overy

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