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25 March 2026

Navigating DMA claims in the EU’s national courts (part 1): jurisdiction, standing of consumer associations and third-party funding

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

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18 March 2026

Report on the Conference ‘Boards Inc – Legal Persons as Directors and Officers’

by: Manuel Dachs, Tankred Dünser

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13 March 2026

Tax Policy in a Society of Singularities

by: Johanna Stark

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12 March 2026

Call for Papers – Company Law Issues in Gaming

by: Philip Gavin, Claudia Paduano

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6 March 2026

‘US Venture Capital Contracting Goes Global: Perspectives from Asia and Latin America’ – 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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5 March 2026

Trading on information that is out there, but not really well known

by: Kolja Stehl

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4 February 2026

Call for Papers: 5th Conference on Financial Law and Regulation (24-25 June 2026, Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds)

by: Virág Blazsek, Clara Martins Pereira, Federico Lupo-Pasini, Andreas Kokkinis, Ilias Kapsis

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29 January 2026

Fiduciary Duties and the Business Judgment Rule 2.0 in the AI Act Age

by: Maria Lucia Passador, Maria Lillà Montagnani

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16 January 2026

Call for Papers - 6th International and Comparative Law Insolvency Symposium

by: Eugenio Vaccari, Christoph Henkel , Adrian Walters, Laura N Coordes

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14 January 2026

Solicitors Regulatory Authority: 62 Percent of Law Firms Only Partially Compliant or Non-Compliant with Money Laundering Regulations

by: Jonathan Rusch

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15 December 2025

AI and the Redefinition of Law in Code: The Future of Legal Intention under Article 4 DSM

by: Ian Gauci

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2 December 2025

Draghi and EU Energy Derivatives Trading

by: Ebbe Rogge

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28 November 2025

The KIIS is Sweet, But EU Investment Crowdfunding Rules Still Need Work

by: Andrew A. Schwartz

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27 November 2025

Save-the-Date: 5th Conference on Financial Law and Regulation (24-25 June 2026, Centre for Business Law and Practice, University of Leeds School of Law, Leeds)

by: Virág Blazsek, Clara Martins Pereira, Federico Lupo-Pasini, Andreas Kokkinis, Ilias Kapsis

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26 November 2025

Transplanting Fairness: The Italian Reinvention of the Scheme of Arrangement

by: Maria Lucia Passador

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