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It is a widely held assumption that sophisticated parties prefer arbitration over litigation in international agreements for three reasons. First, the flexibility granted by arbitration would allow parties to write dispute settlement clauses that are tailored to their individual preferences....
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Why are NonDisclosure Agreements not simply a matter of providing for the liberty interests of the parties to enter into contracts that they choose to make with each other? As a start, we want to offer an analysis of a cornerstone of such contracts, the prescription of agreed damages commonly...
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The Increasing Growth of Conclusion of Smart Contracts on Ethereum raises numerous intriguing Legal Questions in respect of such Smart Contracts. The latter could be categorized into two Main Categories: (I) Weak Smart Contracts & (II) Strong Smart Contracts. Weak Smart Contracts are Smart...
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When a multinational corporation files for bankruptcy, which nation has jurisdiction over the proceedings and which nation's law applies? There is no clear international norm governing the issue, so parties and states are left to inefficient and unpredictable jockeying for authority and...
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