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Judicial review of central banks: An Indian perspective

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The Relevance of Public Law Uncertainty to Private Ordering on Stock Exchanges and Beyond

Could public law uncertainty pose a problem for private ordering in the financial sector, not to mention other contexts? In a recent paper in the Journal of Corporate Law Studies,...

19 October 2020

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Bankruptcy’s Uneasy Shift to a Contract Paradigm

The most dramatic development in twenty-first century bankruptcy practice has been the increasing use of contracts to shape the bankruptcy process. In our article, we assess—and try to...

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George Triantis

The Method In Fiduciary Law’s Mixed Messages

American courts routinely pay homage to Benjamin Cardozo’s classic statement in Meinhard v. Salmon (1928) that fiduciaries owe their beneficiaries a ‘duty of the finest loyalty’ that is ‘stricter than...

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