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They Are at It Again

30 January 2023

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Jesper Lau Hansen

Abuse of Companies through Choice of Incorporation?

Can the choice of place of incorporation constitute an abuse of the corporate form? The case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is telling for...

26 November 2019

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Centros@20 Series: Conference Report—'Centros and European Company Law: Twenty Years of Living Dangerously'

March 2019 marked the twentieth anniversary of the landmark Centros case. It was the first of three judgments in which the (then) European Court of Justice (the Court)...

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EU Company Law Harmonization between Convergence and Varieties of Capitalism

I recently posted my work EU Company Law Harmonization between Convergence and Varieties of Capitalism (forthcoming in the Research Handbook on the History of Corporation and Company Law,...

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Brexit: Corporate

Whilst the Companies Act 2006 and the raft of secondary legislation made under it have been heavily influenced by various European Directives (notably the Company Law Directives and Accounting...

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Herbert Smith Freehills

Brexit and Corporate Citizenship

The advent of Brexit has sparked a fierce debate over the implications for the rights of EU citizens living in the UK and UK citizens living in the rest of...

25 January 2017

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