Just posted to SSRN: "Newcomer Injunctions: Equitable Innovation or Constitutional Challenge?" It maps newcomer injunctions onto existing principles and provides a constitutional critique. Hopefully of interest to anyone looking at recent equitable trends! https://t.co/AYQCRWxuT7
Call for Papers!
Does your work touch upon the nature of the corporate form, from any disciplinary or methodological perspective?
If so, please submit an abstract for a new edited collection on the Nature of the Corporation that I will be co-editing
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Ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's said in a lawsuit that parent company Unilever has silenced its attempts to express support for Palestinian refugees and threatened to dismantle its board and sue its members over the issue https://t.co/Hnf86iOOb9
Great to see the call to arms for Irish research from the new editorial team @dulawjournal. Delighted to have contributed an article to the latest edition and to see it in print this morning. It examines the legislative history of creditor duties and proposes some future reforms.
The (2024) 44(1) issue of the Dublin University Law Journal has just been published by @ClarusPress . In this issue, the editors explain our overall approach and introduce a few innovations. 1/
Delighted to have my latest article "Corporate Viability and the Duty to Consider the Interests of Creditors in the United Kingdom and the European Union" now published in the European Business Law Review (available here: https://t.co/o6AjxWIhEu)
Defamation cases should routinely be commenced in the Circuit Court and not the High Court, and the forthcoming Defamation (Amendment) Bill 2024 should be amended accordingly https://t.co/qtqWUcSJuN My new blogpost
Does Ireland have more migrants and refugees than other European countries? It's easy to get the impression sometimes that we do, but the answer is no: we're in the middle. A 🧵 on the data 1/