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16 October 2019

The (W)hole Story: On the Origin of Gaps in Commercial Contracts

by: Julian Nyarko

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15 October 2019

Cheating Pays

by: Emily Kadens

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15 October 2019

A No-Deal Brexit? British Businesses May Get a Good Deal under a UK-China Free Trade Agreement

by: Joseph Lee

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14 October 2019

Autonomous Vehicles, Software and Product Liability: Have the Law Commissions Missed an Opportunity?

by: Leah Grolman

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11 October 2019

M&A Transactions and the New Brazilian Data Protection Law

by: Daniel Tardelli Pessoa

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10 October 2019

Free Trade Agreements: Corporate Law Powers of the EU and Member States, and a Way Forward

by: Alberto Quintavalla, Edoardo D. Martino, Titiaan Keijzer

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9 October 2019

How (and Why) National Interest Groups Encourage the Spread of Foreign Anti-Corruption Laws

by: Sean J. Griffith, Thomas H. Lee

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8 October 2019

The Dark Side of Reputation

by: Emily Kadens

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8 October 2019

Refining the Doctrine of Market Manipulation for the Modern Electronic Marketplace

by: Stanislav Dolgopolov

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7 October 2019

Overestimating party autonomy? The enforcement of security interests under the draft MAC Protocol to the Cape Town Convention

by: Thomas Keijser

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7 October 2019

The Poisoned Brexit Extension Request

by: Horst Eidenmüller

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4 October 2019

Regulatory Technology: Introducing Evidence-Based and Data-Driven Classifications of RegTech Firms

by: Hatim Hussain, Emmanuel Schizas

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3 October 2019

The Law and Finance of Related Party Transactions

by: Luca Enriques, Tobias H. Tröger

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2 October 2019

Bankruptcy’s Cathedral

by: Vincent Buccola

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2 October 2019

English Court of Appeal hands down eagerly awaited judgment clarifying right to damages for breaches of data protection laws

by: Laura Feldman

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