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26 November 2018

Do German Judges Compete for Litigation by Offering Plaintiff-Friendly Procedures?

by: Stefan Bechtold, Jens Frankenreiter, Daniel Klerman

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26 November 2018

Rethinking the Law and Economics of Post-Crisis Micro-prudential Regulation: The Need to Invert the Relationship of Law to Economics?

by: Iris H-Y Chiu

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23 November 2018

How to Enhance Directors’ Independence at Controlled Companies

by: Giovanni Strampelli

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22 November 2018

Ukraine v Law Debenture: International Politics and Sovereign Debt in the English Courts

by: Addleshaw Goddard

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22 November 2018

Algorithmic Price-Setting by Platforms

by: Julian Nowag

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21 November 2018

“Good” People, “Bad” Corporations?

by: Yuval Feldman, Adi Libson

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20 November 2018

Towards a European Commercial Court?

by: Giesela Rühl

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19 November 2018

Listening to Users’ Expectations of Dispute Resolution Procedures: C2B Disputes and ADR

by: Naomi Creutzfeldt

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19 November 2018

The modernization of European Consumer Law: a pig in a poke?

by: Marco Loos

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16 November 2018

The Protection of Investors and the Compensation for their Losses: Australia

by: Olivia Dixon, Jennifer Hill

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16 November 2018

Google v CNIL: Defining the Territorial Scope of European Data Protection Law

by: Michèle Finck

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15 November 2018

Ten years After the Financial Crisis: 'We Are Safer, But Not As Safe As We Should and Could Be'

by: Thom Wetzer, Jure Jeric, Alexandra Zeitz

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15 November 2018

Creditor Governance

by: Tomas Jandik, William R. McCumber

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14 November 2018

Can Companies and M&A Law in Europe Adapt to the Market for Corporate Control?

by: Matteo Gatti

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14 November 2018

The avoidance of related party transactions in insolvency

by: Kristin van Zwieten

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