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20 May 2016

Judicial Innovation vs. Studied Inertia: Canadian Corporate Law and the New Global Economic and Environmental Realities in Chevron Corp. v. Yaiguaje

by: Jason MacLean

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19 May 2016

Employee Share Plans Under MAR: The Impact on UK Companies

by: Herbert Smith Freehills

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19 May 2016

Critical Factors for Stimulating Private Sector Sukuk Markets

by: Michael J.T. McMillen

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18 May 2016

Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal: Lessons for Corporate Governance? (Part 2)

by: John Armour

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18 May 2016

Hobby Lobby and the Case for a Balancing Approach to Corporate Rights and Duties

by: Martin Petrin

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17 May 2016

ICYMI – Andrew Bailey gives speech on Culture in Financial Services

by: OBLB Editors

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17 May 2016

Volkswagen’s Emissions Scandal: Lessons for Corporate Governance? (Part 1)

by: John Armour

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17 May 2016

From Shareholder Stewardship to Shareholder Duties: Is the Time Ripe?

by: Iris H-Y Chiu, Dionysia Katelouzou

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16 May 2016

The OBLB Reaches 10,000 Readers

by: OBLB Editors

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16 May 2016

Governance and Culture in the Banking Sector

by: Alan Morrison

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16 May 2016

Spanish Supreme Court strikes unparalleled super-priority of derivatives

by: Javier Solana

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15 May 2016

German Insolvency Law Applies to Director of English Company Operating in Germany

by: Squire Patton Boggs

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15 May 2016

New Book by Vicky Comino: “Australia’s ‘Company Law Watchdog’ – ASIC and Corporate Regulation”

by: Vicky Comino

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12 May 2016

French Institutions, Innovation, and Growth

by: Sophie Vermeille, Mathieu Kohmann, Mathieu Luinaud

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12 May 2016

Partnership and LLP Disputes: High Court of England and Wales Decides that the Doctrine of Repudiatory Breach Does Not Apply to Multi-party LLP Agreements

by: Norton Rose Fulbright

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