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4 September 2026

International Business Transactions Virtual Seminar Series: 2026–2027 Schedule

by: Kish Parella

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27 August 2026

UK High Court confirms administrators can prioritise funding costs over 'super priority' creditor

by: Guido Demarco

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31 July 2026

OBLB Summer Break

by: OBLB Editors

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22 July 2026

The Stablecoin Yield Prohibition and the Rise of Tokenized Treasury Funds: Regulatory Arbitrage by Legal Form

by: David Krause

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10 July 2026

Google Android: The End of the Road? Unpacking the ECJ Judgment

by: Gerwin Van Gerven, Will Leslie, Rachel Malloch, Thomas Reyntjens, Anna Kennedy

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3 July 2026

India's Investment Treaties Point in Different Directions

by: Apeksha Kachhawaha , Kshitij Saruparia

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16 June 2026

Guessing Is Not Judging: Why Crowdsourced Blockchain Decisions Are Not Arbitral Awards

by: Horst Eidenmüller, Anna-Sophie Hochgürtel

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11 June 2026

Forward Thinking Conference – Call for papers

by: Oriana Casasola, Sarah Littlehales

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15 May 2026

The EU Inc Debate: OBLB’s Growing Series on the 28th Regime

by: OBLB Editors

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1 May 2026

'The 28th Regime: An Effective Legal Architecture for Innovation in Europe?' – ECGI-Bocconi-LawFin Workshop Series on 'The Law and Finance of Private Equity and Venture Capital'

by: Luca Enriques, Casimiro A Nigro

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23 April 2026

DORA’s CTPP Oversight Regime: From Designation to Litigation

by: Florence Danis, Guillaume Couneson, Maxime Liebaert, Laura Savonet, Thomas Reyntjens

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22 April 2026

Betting on Company Information: Prediction Market Considerations for Public Companies

by: Helena K. Grannis, Lillian Tsu, Deborah North, Michael J. Albano, Brian J. Morris

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16 April 2026

SEC Unveils Landmark Interpretive Guidance, Clarifying the Application of Federal Securities Laws to Crypto Assets

by: Dario de Martino

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3 April 2026

Houston, We Have (Another) Problem

by: Jeffrey D. Pawlitz

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26 March 2026

Navigating DMA claims in the EU’s national courts (part 2): experts, damages and injunctions

by: Florence Danis, Harry Slachmuylders, Thomas Reyntjens, Will Leslie

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