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9 January 2026

Shifting the Burden: Rethinking Successor Liability in EU Antitrust Enforcement

by: Nicolaus Casati

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21 October 2025

Material Adverse Change Clauses in M&A Agreements under Brazilian Law

by: Daniel Tardelli Pessoa, Rodrigo Dias

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5 February 2025

Delisting Costs and Corporate Mobility in Europe

by: Jonathan Chan, Carsten Gerner-Beuerle

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13 January 2025

ESG Dealmaking

by: Afra Afsharipour

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23 May 2024

Bankruptcy’s Turn to Market Value

by: Mark J. Roe, Michael Simkovic

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10 January 2024

New Perspectives on Good Faith in Contractual Negotiation

by: Robert M. Yalden

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7 February 2022

Gender, Credentials and M&A

by: Tracey E George, Albert Yoon, Mitu Gulati

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6 September 2021

The UK SPAC Reform: Preliminary Remarks

by: Daniele D'Alvia, Paul Davies KC (hon), Ferdinand Mason, Milos Vulanovic

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13 May 2020

GCGC/ECGI Global Webinar Series - A ‘Majeure’ Update on COVID-19 and MAEs

by: Matthew Jennejohn, Julian Nyarko, Eric Talley

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20 February 2020

Impact of the New EU – Foreign Direct Investment Screening Framework for Foreign Investors

by: Tuğçe Yalçın

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6 February 2020

Breach of the Mandatory Bid Rule: Minority Shareholders’ Protection in the Public vs Private Enforcement Debate

by: Peter Agstner, Davide Marchesini Mascheroni

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11 October 2019

M&A Transactions and the New Brazilian Data Protection Law

by: Daniel Tardelli Pessoa

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12 December 2018

The Revlon Divergence: Evolution of Judicial Review of Merger Litigation

by: Brandon Mordue

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14 November 2018

Can Companies and M&A Law in Europe Adapt to the Market for Corporate Control?

by: Matteo Gatti

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20 September 2018

Shareholder Protection, Stock Markets and Cross-Border Mergers

by: Frederick S. Ahiabor, Gregory A. James, Frank O. Kwabi, Mathias Siems

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