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The Promise and Perils of Regulating Ipso Facto Clauses

It is common for contracts to include a clause which provides that on an event of default, the counterparty has an unconditional right to terminate the contract or accelerate payment...

15 October 2021

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Startups and Company Law: The Competitive Pressure of Delaware on Italy (and Europe?)

Our paper on startups shows that European company law is still anchored to last century ideas about growth and economic development. We hope that the Italian experience and our proposals...

30 September 2019

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English Law Contracts Post-Brexit: What Changes Should Commercial Parties Expect?

The UK referendum vote in favour of Brexit on 23 June has inevitably raised questions as to how English law contracts will be affected and whether English law remains an...

11 October 2016

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Herbert Smith Freehills

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