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No judge, no job!: Judicial discretion and incomplete labor contracts
Christmann, Robin - Hamburgisches WeltWirtschaftsInstitut (HWWI) - 2010
investigated and compared to the effects of specific legislation. It is shown that the efficient relation of legislative law making …. The model also suggests a mutual dependency between legislation and adjudication to establish efficiency in law …, contradicting the traditional legal doctrines of exclusive legislation or sole case-law. …
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Warum brauchen wir Richter?
Christmann, Robin - 2010
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Warum brauchen wir Richter?
Christmann, Robin - 2010
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No judge, no job! : judicial discretion and incomplete labor contracts
Christmann, Robin - 2010
investigated and compared to the effects of specific legislation. It is shown that the efficient relation of legislative law making …. The model also suggests a mutual dependency between legislation and adjudication to establish efficiency in law …, contradicting the traditional legal doctrines of exclusive legislation or sole case-law. -- incomplete contracts ;judicial law …
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Trade Secret Law and the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act : Two Problems and Two Solutions
Brenton, Kyle Wesley - 2014
As businesses move their confidential information onto computers, sensitive data gains the protection not only of state trade secret law, but also potentially of federal computer misuse statutes. The interaction between those two bodies of law, however, is more problematic than any commentator...
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Employee Raiding : A Teaching Case on Claims and Remedies
Davis, Wade - 2020
Employee raiding scenarios provide a unique opportunity for students examine the intersection of business strategy and the law. This article provides a high-energy teaching case study and teaching note that places students in the role of business decision-makers facing the unforeseen and abrupt...
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Misguided Fairness? Regulating Arbitration By Statute : Empirical Evidence of Declining Award Finality
LeRoy, Michael H. - 2008
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Conflicts of Interest and Disclosures : Are We Making a Mountain Out of a Molehill?
Larson, David Allen - 2008
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The Territorial Scope of New Zealand Employment Law : Quarter-Acre or Global Village?
Pattullo, Linda - 2015
Discussion of the territorial scope of the New Zealand Wages Protection Act in Mehta v Elliot (Labour Inspector). The authors argue that the territorial scope of all New Zealand statutes should be addressed by Parliament as a matter of course. As Judge Colgan pointed out in Mehta, this issue...
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Deregulating Arbitration
Noll, David L. - 2018
In the aftermath of the November 2016 election, commentators predicted that regulation of arbitration by federal administrative agencies would halt in its tracks. But something more interesting happened. Instead of stopping agency arbitration regulation, Trump's election and Republicans' defense...
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