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Regulating Startup Equity Compensation in the Unicorn Era

5 February 2024

Old Wine in a New Bottle: Stakeholder Conflicts in Green Transition

Climate change mitigation is one of the highest-ranking issues on the political agenda. On the macro level, the net-zero transition is expected to have an overall positive impact on growth...

2 March 2022

Alperen Afşin Gözlügöl

Insider Trading and the Public Enforcement of Private Prohibitions: Some Complications in Enforcing Simple Rules for a Complex World

In an article forthcoming in the European Journal of Law & Economics, I argue that, even if we accept the argument made by Manne, Epstein and others that...

27 April 2021

Robert T. Miller

Reviewing Pre-Packed Bankruptcies: Does It Create Value for Employees?

Firms that find themselves in dire circumstances can improve their situation by proactively implementing strategic change to stem survival-threatening performance decline. Asset restructuring is a way to initiate such strategic...

Jean-Pierre van der Rest

Frank van Wersch

US First Amendment Employment Law Case Quotes Game of Thrones and Serves as a Reminder to Employers to Respect Freedom of Political Association

The Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals recently issued an employment law decision that began with the following Game of Thrones quote: ‘A wise man once said a true history of...

7 September 2017

Deedee Bitran

The ECJ in 'Estro/Smallstep': The End of Pre-packs as we Know Them?

In its preliminary ruling of 22 June 2017, the ECJ held that the Dutch pre-pack does not come under the derogation in Article 5(1) of Directive 2001/23.The reasoning...

20 July 2017

Frederik De Leo

German Corporate Co-Determination of Employees and EU Law – The Opinion of the Advocate General of the CJEU of 4 May 2017

This blog follows-up on the author's blog of 27 February 2017, which summarises the hearing of 24 January 2017 in the case Erzberger v TUI referred to the Court...

4 July 2017

Hans-Jürgen Hellwig

More Teeth Needed for Corporate Governance Reforms: Response to the Green Paper on Corporate Governance Reform

On November 29, 2016, the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) published a Green Paper on Corporate Governance Reform, which sets out a series of options aimed...

Regulating Startup Equity Compensation in the Unicorn Era

Old Wine in a New Bottle: Stakeholder Conflicts in Green Transition

Insider Trading and the Public Enforcement of Private Prohibitions: Some Complications in Enforcing Simple Rules for a Complex World

Reviewing Pre-Packed Bankruptcies: Does It Create Value for Employees?

US First Amendment Employment Law Case Quotes Game of Thrones and Serves as a Reminder to Employers to Respect Freedom of Political Association

The ECJ in 'Estro/Smallstep': The End of Pre-packs as we Know Them?

German Corporate Co-Determination of Employees and EU Law – The Opinion of the Advocate General of the CJEU of 4 May 2017

More Teeth Needed for Corporate Governance Reforms: Response to the Green Paper on Corporate Governance Reform

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