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Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) under English Law

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Michael Schillig

The Personification of the Partnership

What does it mean to say a business association is a legal person? The question, phrased in different ways, has threaded through the law of business organizations for at least...

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Group Liability for Cartel Damages—The Consequences of the CJEU’s Skanska decision

It is settled case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) that parent companies can be fined for competition law infringements committed by their subsidiaries and...

11 September 2019

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Christian Kersting

Why Law Firms Collapse

Law firms don’t just go bankrupt – they collapse. Dewey & LeBoeuf; Bingham McCutchen; Heller Ehrman; Howrey; Thelen. All of these firms and many others have disappeared with extraordinary...

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The UK Private Fund Limited Partnership: A 'New' Tax Transparent Vehicle for Onshore Funds

Regulatory competition is alive and well in Europe, and a recent innovation in investment fund structures in the UK represents the latest salvo in an ongoing battle for Europe’s fund...

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Corporations Are Not Firms

Deconstructing BainbridgeCorporations and firms are not the same in any technical use of the terms. Corporations are separate patrimonies whose ultimate owners are the members of the corporation. A legal...

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Jesús Alfaro Águila-Real

Partnership and LLP Disputes: High Court of England and Wales Decides that the Doctrine of Repudiatory Breach Does Not Apply to Multi-party LLP Agreements

This post comes to us from Ffion Flockhart, Charlie Weston-Simons, and Steven Hadwin of Norton Rose Fulbright.In recent times, an important focus of the cases concerning...

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Norton Rose Fulbright

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