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Corporate law
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying corporate-law. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 617681-001 : Bundling substantive corporate law together with adjudication, the arrangement that succeeded in Delaware, is likely to cause difficulties in Europe; Member States are most likely to succeed in post C
- 617681-003 : The Societas Europaea has drawn a less than enthusiastic initial reaction, plausibly because its rules are the product of years of negotiation and political compromise rather than a response to market
- 617681-005 : The authors propose that private ordering can design an adjudication system for European corporate law better than public ordering by Member States that are marketing their corporate laws to managers
- 617681-026 : The success of Europe's experiment with Type B regulatory competition will turn largely on whether there is a clear understanding of what is corporate law and what is not.
- 1558614-005 : Law generally declines to adopt a general principle barring managers from incurring risk above a defined standard because such a standard is hard to define; corporate law instead insulates managers' r
- 1558614-007 : The business judgment rule can be read not as a balanced middle ground but as excessively deferential to management, signaling that corporate law is ceding risk regulation to targeted rules aimed at p
- 1558614-017 : For different structural reasons in each country, corporate law in both Germany and the United States has little to say about the problem of excessive risk.
- 2317580-001 : The traditional fiduciary duty doctrine is one of the most amorphous concepts in the law, and its indeterminacy produces confusion, inconsistency, and cases with problematic outcomes.
- kaal-2013-acomparativeperspectiveo-016 : Comparative corporate law research is challenging and may include inaccuracies because countries differ in legal history, legal origins, and legal cultures.