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30 January 2019

Soft Law as Governing Law

by: Steven L. Schwarcz

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29 January 2019

List Voting’s Travels: The Importance of Being Independent in the Boardroom

by: Maria Lucia Passador

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28 January 2019

What Is the Domain of Corporate Law? Legal, Cultural, Market, and Historical Contexts

by: Christopher M. Bruner

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28 January 2019

Video Interview: The Law and Economics of Extreme Sports Sponsoring in a Comparative Perspective

by: OBLB Editors

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25 January 2019

The Hidden Dimension of Business Bankruptcy in Australia

by: Lucinda O'Brien, Ian Ramsay, Paul Ali

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24 January 2019

Auditing Reform: Myth and Reality

by: John C. Coffee, Jr.

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24 January 2019

Rethinking Group Company Liability

by: Martin Petrin, Barnali Choudhury

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23 January 2019

The Law Applicable to Smart Contracts, or Much Ado About Nothing?

by: Giesela Rühl

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23 January 2019

Algorithms, Correcting Biases

by: Cass R. Sunstein

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22 January 2019

Certifying ‘Good’ Companies: Regulatory Schemes for Corporate Sustainability in a Comparative Perspective

by: Florian Möslein

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21 January 2019

Is it Worthwhile to Augment the Legal Protection of Public Debt Placed by Privately Held Companies?

by: Beni Lauterbach, Keren Bar Hava, Roi Katz

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18 January 2019

The Anatomy of Distressed Debt Markets

by: Edward Altman, Robert Benhenni

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17 January 2019

Corporate Founders’ Inventions and Duty of Loyalty to the Corporation

by: Marco Corradi

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17 January 2019

Could Chapter 11 Redeem Itself? Wealth and Welfare Effects of the Redemption Option

by: Amira Annabi, Michele Breton, Pascal Francois

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17 January 2019

Merger Control in a 'No Deal' Brexit

by: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

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