Autonomous Legal Entities are Already Possible Under American Law
If you ask a hundred lawyers whether a software system or a robot can buy a house or file a…
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If you ask a hundred lawyers whether a software system or a robot can buy a house or file a…
The increasing use of intermediation in the holding of securities creates both advantages and disadvantages for issuers and investors and…
In my paper ‘The Road Towards Good Bankruptcy Governance: A Comparative Law and Economics Perspective’ (published in the conference proceedings…
Back in August, the Business Roundtable, which comprises the chief executive officers of America’s largest companies—with combined annual revenues of…
In response to the sharp increase in campaigns by activist hedge funds in France and Europe generally, a French commission…
The decision of the Singapore International Commercial Court in B2C2 Ltd v Quoine Pte Ltd [2019] will be of interest to Commonwealth lawyers as…
The use of software in contract formation is likely to become increasingly pervasive in light of the digital economy. Consequently,…
The revolutionary potential of blockchains in driving legal change has been long promised but sluggish in delivery. Our forthcoming paper suggests that…
The regulation of the workplace environment through international labour standards has been a task entrusted to the International Labour Organization…
Compliance law and practice have taken a priority among business people and academics who study corporations. Companies face heightened regulation…
Shadow banking – now labeled as non-bank financial intermediation (NBFI) by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) – maneuvers outside of…
Fires and car accidents happen; people slip, fall, get sick, and even die. And all of these things can occur…