The author examines the theoretical difficulties of implementing decisions and awards of foreign courts in Russia. Along with the normative conditions of recognizing and enforcing foreign decisions, the author draws attention to the educational background of legal professionals – especially...

This paper addresses the purpose of the Irish statutory Financial Services Ombudsman scheme and how 'justice' under the scheme differs from justice as administered in the courts. It identifies twin policy drivers for the scheme: access to justice and the economic imperative of market growth and...

Juries attract both stiff criticism and unqualified praise. Here, we examine how the American juries actually behave in tort cases, based on archival research, post-trial interviews with jurors, experiments with real and simulated juries, observations of real jury deliberations, and surveys of...

Sandy struck a strategically important city in a strategically important country within days of a strategically important election. Climate justice has many synergistic and sometimes competing dimensions. Irrespective of the degree to which climate change contributes to any given weather event,...

This Article urges that while the CISG is primary authority for resolution of cases arising under it, courts and commercial parties should neither over emphasize the importance of Article 2 in CISG cases nor completely neglect or overlook the limited role it might play where its provisions on...

The purpose of this Essay is to analyze the treatment and the types of tort and strict liability claims that courts are likely to redirect toward the Code's Article 2 remedies. This Essay examines the typical application of the economic loss doctrine, including the bargain policy underlying the...

The protracted international dispute on currency manipulation has exposed the weakness of the contemporary international economic law framework in regulating the sovereign intervention on foreign exchange rate. The legal mandate of the WTO on currency manipulation remains questionable and the...

Section 267(a)(1) denies a deduction for losses recognized on sales between certain related parties. With one minor exception, that provision does not apply to sales between a partnership and another person. Nevertheless, Reg. 1.267(b-1(b) applies that provision to deny part or all of a loss...