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Teilrechtsfähigkeit for Autonomous Systems: Introducing a ‘Halfway’ Status

Autonomous systems are entering our everyday lives. But what are they in legal terms? Are we just looking at sophisticated objects? Or should autonomous systems be treated as legal subjects,...

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Jan-Erik Schirmer

Diffusion of Legal Innovations The Case of Israeli Class Action

In (simple) law and economics models, legal rules are analyzed as elements of the opportunity structure. The parties – or if the relevant decision is taken by the lawyer who...

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Christoph Engel

Keren Weinshall-Margel

Law and Autonomous Systems Series: Machine Performance and Human Failure

Autonomous machines are on the rise. In many use cases, their performance today already exceeds human capabilities. However, machines do not operate flawlessly—defects and accidents occur. This raises a couple of important regulatory...

2 November 2018

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Horst Eidenmüller

Collateral Damage: Brexit’s Negative Effects on Regulatory Competition and Legal Innovation in Private Law

In a recent article I attempt to assess the consequences of Brexit for English and European private law. More specifically, I am interested in how the level of legal...

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Horst Eidenmüller

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