Columbia Business Law Review

CBLR is the first legal periodical at a national law school to be devoted solely to the publication of articles focusing on the interaction of law and business.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Inès Lechani analyzes France's ESG regime and suggests that the U.S. could draw inspiration from it for its own model.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Rawit Assamongkol reviews the different forms of dual-class share structures and their implications.

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Columbia Business Law Review's Vol. 2023 No. 2 was published today. Thanks to all the outstanding authors, editors, and staffers who contributed!

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In CBLR Online, staffer Seth Stancroff argues that treating a denial of a reasonable accommodation as an adverse employment action is consistent with the text and purpose of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Gillian Ho analyzes whether Harrington v. Purdue Pharma, a Chapter 11 case, will also impact nonconsensual third-party releases in Chapter 15 proceedings.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Ali Mothner discusses the implications of 303 Creative on First Amendment and personhood rights for corporations.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Kristine Morr considers Airbnb's
options for challenging New York’s Short-Term Rental Registration Law.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Rudresh Mandal argues that India's stewardship codes ignore the country's market realities, and examines their implications for corporate convergence theory.

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In CBLR Online, staffer Daniel M. Sweat discusses Judge Easterbrook's impact on how no-poach agreements should be evaluated under the Sherman Act.

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Columbia Business Law Review's Vol. 2023 No. 1 was published this week. Thanks to all the outstanding authors and staffers who contributed!

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CBLR Staffer Morgan Raquel Martin proposes the use of ESG factors and the EEOC to increase corporate diversity.

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CBLR Staffer Konstantina Katsimeni discusses the first ruling in a bankruptcy case for cryptocurrency lending company, Celsius Network.

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CBLR Staffer Naji Alabed analyzes the liability regime for international airline accidents.

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CBLR Staffer Nikolos G. Schillaci discusses the regulation of "shadow trading."

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CBLR Staffer Jenny Zhang analyzes money laundering challenges in the Metaverse and discusses the potential role of technology companies in regulation.

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CBLR Staffer Andrew Bentivoglio discusses the looming UPS strike and potential presidential interventions.

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CBLR Staffer Sam Fineberg analyzes the challenges with “netting” in antitrust class actions.

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CBLR Staffer Avery Bashe evaluates the implications of the Japanese Economic Security Promotion Act in the context of economic globalization.

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CBLR Staffer Chen Fu analyzes the implications of a recent Delaware holding that extends the duty of oversight to corporate officers.

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CBLR Staffer Daniel Whalen analyzes the durability of the corporate veil following the Supreme Court's decision in Burwell v. Hobby Lobby.

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