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Crowdfunding Civil Justice

Crowdfunding—the aggregation of numerous but modest individual contributions through specialized online platforms—is a relatively new finance method. In the last few years, it has started its incursion into the realm...

31 October 2017

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The Anglo-Saxon Origins of the Latin American Trust

Many business and financial transactions in Latin America are designed through business trusts (‘fideicomiso’). The Latin American trust is generally used for different business purposes, including investments, real estate, management,...

25 September 2017

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Sergio Rodríguez Azuero

Comparative Legal Certainty: Legal Families and Forms of Measurement

Cross-country comparisons of legal certainty are en vogue today. Court decisions by the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘CJEU’), as well as the European Court...

5 September 2017

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The Background of Modern American Business Law

In a recent paper, published in The Journal Jurisprudence, I attempt to explain how common-law jurisdictions developed the distinctive notions of equity that are largely absent...

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William J. Carney

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