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25 February 2026

ESG Ratings and Financial Reporting Quality: Why Social Performance Matters

by: Dov Solomon, Rimona Palas, Dalit Gafni, Ido Baum

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24 February 2026

Creditor Rights and Legal Transaction Costs

by: Dhruv Aggarwal

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23 February 2026

To Protect Their Interests: The Invention and Exploitation of Corporate Bankruptcy

by: Stephen J. Lubben

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20 February 2026

Cloud Computing and Financial Stability: Mapping Regulatory Models and Their Blind Spots

by: Nydia Remolina Leon

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20 February 2026

Hidden Mandatory Disclosure

by: Bradford Levy

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19 February 2026

The Fragile Architecture of the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

by: Hadar Y. Jabotinsky, Roee Sarel

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19 February 2026

The End of DEI

by: Alex Edmans

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18 February 2026

The Delaware Paradigm, Part Three: DExit vs Data: Market Segmentation, Institutional Lock‑In, and the 2026 Effect

by: David Chekroun, Megha Bansal, Tanya Bansal

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17 February 2026

The Delaware Paradigm, Part Two: From Moelis to SB 313 and SB 21: Statutory Recalibration Without Losing the Core

by: David Chekroun, Megha Bansal, Tanya Bansal

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16 February 2026

The Delaware Paradigm, Part One: Courts, Cases, and the New Politics of Corporate Law

by: David Chekroun, Megha Bansal, Tanya Bansal

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16 February 2026

The 2009 merger of small commercial courts in France reduced the continuation bias in bankruptcy proceedings

by: Anne Epaulard, Chloé Zapha

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13 February 2026

Governing ESG in UK Construction: Corporate Duties, Supply Chains, and Dispute Risks

by: Armando Castro, Mohamad El Daouk

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12 February 2026

From Hostile Restructurings to Managed Inequality: How Liability Management Exercises Have Evolved

by: Robert W. Miller

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11 February 2026

The Decline of Public Listings in Germany: Stylised Facts, Structural Constraints, and Reform Levers

by: Alexander Sajnovits

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10 February 2026

Global South Innovation in Group Law: Brazil’s Joint and Several Liability for Labor Obligations

by: Mariana Pargendler, Olivia Pasqualeto

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