Insightful Q&A with Professor @JohnInazu about productive and respectful disagreement which is central to his new book, "Learning to Disagree" https://t.co/mpNqhMbfHP
In an article for the Columbia Law School Blue Sky blog @CLSBlueSkyBlog , W&L Law Prof @Kish_Parella explores the ways in which corporate stakeholders influence corporate actors to adopt international law norms. https://t.co/1s2qMytn7I
I highly recommend "Green Pills" by John Armour (@OxfordLawFac), @lucaenriques, and @ThomWetzer. See my review at https://t.co/ff8EZpj97S or, better yet, the article at https://t.co/8pn34WShgB.
Grateful to @AndrewTuch1 for his reflections in @IReadJotwell on the joint paper with @lucaenriques and John Armour (@OxfordLawFac) about firms' commitment mechanisms to climate targets. [1/2]
https://t.co/0N8LTxRMvY..
I recommend Karen and Lidia's work on SPACs. In its final rules, the SEC pulls back on some of its harshest proposals but goes a long way toward offering IPO-like protections for investors in de-SPACs - like Karen, Lidia and others recommended.
Prof. @adri_robertson will present the 2024 Coase Lecture, "Finance for the Common Good." on Tuesday, January 30 from 12:15 to 1:20 pm in the Weymouth Kirkland Courtroom at the Law School. This event is open to the public and lunch will be provided. https://t.co/uRNhIqRdnj
Thoughtful SPAC reforms adopted by the SEC today. They meaningful enhance investor protection including by denying SPACs the PSLRA safe harbor. But they stop short of some of the harshest proposals, including enhanced Section 11 underwriter liability. https://t.co/TH5JtE7Uo7
My thanks to @akjennings and the @busscholarship podcast for hosting a discussion of
my paper “Fairness Opinions and SPAC Reform,” https://t.co/Ry6OIEdG4y. Listen at https://t.co/Q4DMT9vKp0 (or on Spotify or Apple)
Excited to share my new article on SSRN, analyzing the evolving landscape of corporate policy customization and how external enforcement plays a key role in shaping internal compliance strategies. https://t.co/AnVxSJ6gLU Grateful to @UCDavisLRev for their excellent edits!
'Corporate Law and Venture Capital in Italy:
What Does the Empirical Evidence (Really) Tell Us?' by @lucaenriques of Oxford University and @Casimironigro of Goethe University - https://t.co/OjDzCD5mJI - #CorpFin#CorpGov#Italy#OBLB
I had the pleasure of discussing my recent article "Fairness Opinions and SPAC Reform" with Jeff Mahoney of the Council of Institutional Investors. Paper available on ssrn at https://t.co/Ry6OIEdG4y
New Podcast Episode!
Fairness Opinions and SPAC Reform
In this episode, CII General Counsel Jeff Mahoney interviews Andrew F. Tuch, Professor of Law at @WUSTL School of Law.
Listen here: https://t.co/wMsziAMKzS
#podcastalert#corpgov#institutionalinvestors
Professor Pauline Kim, an employment law expert, reflects on how the U.S. Supreme Court's recent affirmative action decision will impact the workplace: https://t.co/ip7wW63Xl6
Today Oxford University Press has published my first book, Investment Crowdfunding! https://t.co/ZxbU2NYwW8
Thanks to @lucaenriques and the Oxford Business Law Blog for this announcement.
Please click this post https://t.co/RV7tcSFf2Z on the Oxford Busi…https://t.co/RYSAqNuuoz
Good ideas for improving #Australia's #investmentcrowdfunding legal regime from @matttvitale, co-founder of Birchal, the top platform down under. See his op-ed in Startup Daily via the link below. https://t.co/cujvKrGCHI
In affirming Tesla-SolarCity, Del Sup Ct emphasizes that fairness review is a unitary standard and can exist despite process infirmities. It finds non-fatal faults in Chancery’s fair price analysis. https://t.co/nTErTn48CQ