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29 September 2016

ECJ Decision VKI v Amazon

by: Charles Russell Speechlys

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28 September 2016

Paradise Lost: Can the European Union Expel Countries from the Eurozone

by: Jens Dammann

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28 September 2016

Brexit: Consequences for Austrian Limited Companies

by: Schoenherr

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28 September 2016

Empowering Individual Plaintiffs

by: Gideon Parchomovsky, Alex Stein

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27 September 2016

Further Insight into ‘What Should We Expect When Testing for Price Response to News in Securities Litigation?’

by: David Tabak

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27 September 2016

Will the New UK Government Set the Course for a Stable and Coherent Tax Policy?

by: King & Wood Mallesons

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27 September 2016

A Mostly Failed Attempt to Cut Interlocking Directorships: A Tale from an Italian Reform

by: Carlo Drago, Roberto Ricciuti

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26 September 2016

ICYMI - Forthcoming Event at UCL: ‘Bank Resolution Regimes: What Next?’

by: OBLB Editors

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26 September 2016

Are Euro-area Corporate Bond Markets Irrelevant?

by: Bastian von Beschwitz, Conor Howells

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26 September 2016

The Pathogen, Scapegoat, or a Miracle Drug? Short Selling and Stock Price Crash Risk

by: Xiaohu Deng, Lei Gao, Jeong-Bon Kim

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25 September 2016

Four Inconvenient Truths about Fannie and Freddie

by: Bernard S. Sharfman

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25 September 2016

Product Intervention for Retail Structured Investment Products: A Comparison of Rules in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan

by: Christopher Chen Chao-hung

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23 September 2016

Hardship Under French Law

by: Reed Smith LLP

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23 September 2016

Corporate Governance in the UK

by: Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

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23 September 2016

Hedge Fund Activism, Poison Pills, and the Jurisprudence of Threat

by: William W. Bratton

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