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What determines the effectiveness of corporate compliance programs, and who is accountable when they fail? Scholars and policymakers tend to answer these questions by focusing on internal compliance actors: directors, CEOs, general counsels, chief financial officers, and chief compliance...
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This paper examines civil and commercial disputes involving Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) and the complex questions of private international law that arise. The legal capacity of a DAO to be a plaintiff or defendant in court varies across jurisdictions, highlighting the need to...
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The recent financial downturn raised concerns about the materiality of information on financial risk exposition. A wave of litigation has risen, where plaintiffs argue that public companies did not disclose appropriately their exposition in different types of financial instruments, including...
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This article explores the realm of noise, which is characterized by the lack of discernible patterns and unpredictable nature, distinguishing it from biases. So, it begins by examining the integration of behavioral economics into legal matters, then it delves into the application of this...
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Commercial airplanes are vectors of infectious disease, advancing, if not sparking, global epidemics and potentially pandemics by exporting pathogens from endemic areas of the world to non-endemic places. For example, according to the global scientific community, the Zika virus was introduced to...
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Bankruptcy filings are thought to be traumatic events that demoralize workers and spark employee flight. Using social media data, I present evidence suggesting that this belief is both accurate and, to a large extent, overstated. Online employee reviews show that employees of distressed firms...
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We study whether and how financial reporting concerns are priced by insurers that sell Directors' and Officers' (Damp;O) insurance to public firms. As Damp;O insurers typically assume the liabilities arising from shareholder litigation, the premiums they charge for Damp;O coverage reflect their...
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We examine the effect of litigation risk on management's decision to issue earnings forecasts. We use a new ex ante measure of litigation risk, namely, the Directors and Officers liability insurance premium. This measure bypasses significant problems associated with the estimation of ex ante...
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