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Journal of Law and Business The NYU Journal of Law & Business provides a forum for dialogue and thorough analysis of issues, ideas, problems, and solutions relating to law and business, and contributes to academic scholarship regarding the interaction of the two professions.
The NYU Journal of Law & Business is challenging traditional notions of what a journal is and can achieve. The Journal focuses on recent developments and innovative successes in the law and business community. We are committed to publishing authoritative writings on the interrelationship between the two fields. The Journal explores a number of general areas, including: international law and busine
The NYU Journal of Law & Business is challenging traditional notions of what a journal is and can achieve. The Journal focuses on recent developments and innovative successes in the law and business community. We are committed to publishing authoritative writings on the interrelationship between the two fields. The Journal explores a number of general areas, including: international law and busine
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The 9th Annual Sports Law Colloquium is this Friday, Feb. 28th. Register here:
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The 9th Annual Sports Law Colloquium will be held at New York University School of Law on Friday, February 28, 2020. The Colloquium will be held in the Lester Pollack Colloquium Room of Furman Hall (245 Sullivan Street, New York, NY, 10012). The event will last from 9:00AM to 3:30PM and feature dist...
NYU JLB's Spring 2019 issue is out! Read the latest articles and notes here:
New York University Journal of Law & Business (NYU JLB) is one of NYU School of Law’s most innovative academic journals.
Graduate Editor Marcel Cardoso discusses the effects of technology on the legal profession on JLB Online:
Lawyers are not usually known for being enthusiastic about change, but when it comes to technology, they may not have a choice. A recent study estimated that 2
Read Graduate Editor Bozidar Bogosavljev's take on credit default swaps on JLB Online.
Credit default swaps (CDSs), despite being relatively simple-to-understand financial instruments by definition, have become a contentious and misunderstood top
Congratulations to the 2019-2020 JLB board!
Graduate Editor Tobi Amoo gives us a preview of the impact that new and pending regulations could have on international investment in 2019.
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From the Brexit plan hanging by a thread, to the longest US government shutdown in history, to the US-China Trade war and several key elections scheduled across...
Graduate Editor Yi-Yu Wang tackles one of the latest advancements in Fintech: the robo-advisor. Read more here:
https://www.nyujlb.org/single-post/2019/02/13/Robo-Adviser-as-Investment-Adviser
Managing one’s investments can be a very time-consuming process, which often leads investors, particularly wealthy investors, to turn to professional financial ...
Check out Graduate Editor Tobi Oluwatobiloba's latest post for JLB Online, detailing the risk of double taxation for LLCs.
One of the most important decisions that an entrepreneur needs to grapple with when starting a business is choosing what type of entity the business should be. ...
Read Graduate Editor Rizky Raditya Lumempouw's latest post for JLB Online, tackling the risks and benefits of cross-default provisions.
Bonds, loans, notes, and promissory notes are the debt instruments predominantly traded in financial markets. No one denies that debt has a strong impact on a c...
Graduate Editor Pablo Garrido surveys cryptocurrency regulation around the world on JLB Online.
https://www.nyujlb.org/single-post/2018/12/06/Overview-of-Cryptocurrency-Regulation-Around-the-World
Over the last year, there has been a rise in popularity and demand for cryptocurrency, resulting in an increase in its value. In December of 2017, bitcoin’s val...
Graduate Editor Marcel Cardoso explores a novel commercial opportunity provided by tort litigation on JLB Online!
Tort litigation plays an important social role by providing compensation for injuries caused by wrongful conduct. However, if left unchecked, excessive tort lit...
Read Graduate Editor Bozidar Bogosavljev's take on Corporate Liability in the Era of Regulatory Rollback.
For well over a century, the Western world, led in large part by the United States’ unyielding economic development in the post-war 20th century, has ascribed t...
The Summer 2018 issue is up! Catch up on some of the latest debates and developments in the law and business community, including initial coin offerings and the potential legal effects of Brexit.
New York University Journal of Law & Business (NYU JLB) is one of NYU School of Law’s most innovative academic journals.
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How much business regulation is too much? Read JLB Online's latest post by Graduate Editor Tobi Amoo.
The social contract theory rests on the fundamental premise that individuals submit their moral and political rights to the government in exchange for the prote...
Get up to speed on some of the latest debates happening in the law and business community by reading our Fall 2017 issue - now live on NYUJLB.org!
New York University Journal of Law & Business (NYU JLB) is one of NYU School of Law’s most innovative academic journals.
Learn more about Ponzi Schemes in this overview written by Graduate Editor Danielle Kfir (Dulitzky) for JLB Online!
This article discusses what Ponzi Schemes are, their current scope, the regulatory landscape surrounding them, and how to avoid them. Definition and Background ...
Check out this great article by Heleen Boonen, JLB Graduate Editor, to learn more about Bitcoin futures and how they are now being traded on some U.S. Exchanges.
Bitcoin’s price has skyrocketed on private exchanges, increasing the interest of Wall Street in the most popular virtual currency on the market. In December 201...
Head to JLB Online to read Graduate Editor Stella Obita's take on how Investor-State Dispute Settlement provisions of NAFTA should be revised
Background The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) is a multilateral agreement entered into by United States, Canada and Mexico to regulate trade and in...
Curious about what a regulatory sandbox is? Or why they are important for regulatory innovation? Then make sure to check out the latest article on JLB Online from Graduate Editor Khushboo Agarwal!
“Regulatory sandboxes” have become almost as ubiquitous as “FinTech” or “block-chains,” but not many fully understand their goal, scope, or application. This ar...
This is a great read from legal scholars Daniel A. Crane & Thibault Schrepel!
In July 2017, U.S. Congressional Democratic leadership released a policy plank entitled “Better Deal” in which they proposed a radical reinvention of antitrust...
Graduate Editor Ken Zijian Ye shared some insight into what Hong Kong can learn from the US with regard to weighted voting rights - click the link below to check it out!
Introduction The long-lasting debate of whether or not Hong Kong should allow new listing applicants to adopt weighted voting rights structures (“WVR Structures...
Check the latest JLB Online article by Graduate Editor Heleen Boonen!
High Frequency Trading and How It Relates to Insider Trading High Frequency Trading (HFT) has gained a foothold in financial markets and has been making front-p...
The NYU Journal of Law & Business Fall Conference is quickly approaching! This year, panelists will speak about America's Place in the World: Tax Reform and Protectionism.
President Trump and Congress plan to lower corporate taxes and streamline regulation on import and export taxes in the hopes of enticing companies to remain active in the US job market. While this has energized the business world, conservative economists are wary about Trump’s trade instincts and protectionist initiatives. The first panel on tax reform will address individual income tax, as well as taxation at the corporate level. This will lead into a discussion during the second panel on using tax reform as one of the ways to accomplish a protectionist agenda.
Find out more here: https://its.law.nyu.edu/eventcalendar/index.cfm?fuseaction=main.detail&id=59146
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Congratulations to our newly elected Board of Editors 2017-2018! NYU School of Law
A Record Year for Domain Name Disputes? #WIPO GigaLaw http://ow.ly/1uZ0305wWn8
With just a little more than three months left in 2016, the number of domain name disputes filed at the World Intellectual Property Organization...
Are in-house legal departments due for an operational reboot? http://ow.ly/Tn1x305wVp0
The needs are outpacing the ability of law departments to service them.
Which law firms rank highest in the 2016 @CorpCounsel Patent Litigation Survey? http://ow.ly/EZOl305wWUq
Suits by trolls still bedevil patent holders, despite efforts to rein them in.
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JLB's Fall Conference (International Forum Shopping & the Panama Papers) begins tomorrow (10/6) at 1pm. See you there! NYU Law #PanamaPapers
On Tuesday, March 8, JLB will host its Spring Symposium, "Mission Possible: Developments in Social Enterprise & Impact Investing."
The schedule and registration details are available here: http://www.nyujlb.org/2016/03/2016-annual-symposium/
2016 Annual Symposium Posted on March 2, 2016 by AlexKleiman The NYU Journal of Law & Business presents Mission Possible: Developments in Social Enterprise and Impact Investing Tuesday, March 8, 2016 5:00pm – 8:00pm NYU School of Law Vanderbilt Hall, Greenberg Lounge 40 Washington Square South New Y…
JLB is pleased to announce that Volume 12, Issue 1 has been published: http://www.nyujlb.org/volume-12-fall-2015-number-1/
VOLUME 12, FALL 2015, NUMBER 1 Articles The 2015 Economic Crime Guideline Amendments Honorable Patti B. Saris Broad Shareholder Value and the Inevitable Role of Conscience Paul Weitzel & Zachariah J. Rodgers Business Ethics: Conceptualize Governing with the Ethic of Care and Justice Seletha R. Butle…
JLB is pleased to announce that Volume 11, Issue 4 has been published: http://www.nyujlb.org/issues/volume-11-special-issue-2015-number-4/
VOLUME 11, SPECIAL ISSUE 2015, NUMBER 4 Proceedings of the 2014 Fall Conference: The Future of Class Action Litigation: A View from the Consumer Class Introductory NotePeter L. Zimroth Welcoming RemarksSpeakers: Peter L. Zimroth, Dean Trevor W. Morrison Panel 1: The Current State of the Consumer Cla…
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