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Using a computerized database (REDCap) to access the clinical follow-up of patients undergoing bariatric surgery. [PDF]
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Choice of Law Meets Private Law Theory
Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2023Choice of law can, and often should, be an important feature of an autonomy-enhancing law as it expands the possible frameworks within which people can govern their affairs.
Hanoch Dagan, Sagi Peari
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Frontiers Of Legality: Understanding The Public Policy Exception In Choice Of Law
University of Toronto Law Journal, 2022The public policy exception is a notorious part of choice of law doctrine. The exception allows courts to refuse to apply foreign law selected by first-order choice of law rules that violates the forum’s fundamental principles of morality and justice. As
Joanna Langille
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Choice of Law in the American Courts in 2003: Seventeenth Annual Survey
Choice of Law in Practice, 2020VII. STATUTES OF LIMITATION 45 1. Restatement (Second) § 142 45 2. Borrowing Statutes 49 VIII. CONTRACTS 51 1. Contracts with a Choice-of-law Clause 51 2. Contracts without a Choice-of-law Clause 55 X. INSUR CE ...... Automob l Insur nc Conflicts . . . .
Symeon C. Symeonides
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Conflict of Laws and Choice of Law [PDF]
We discuss the law and economics of conflict of laws and choice of law, focusing on the law in the US. We first consider choice of law when the parties have not effectively chosen their governing law by contract. We address four questions: (1) Why do courts ever apply anything other than the law of the forum?
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2020
For more than a generation, choice of law has been the victim of a historical contingency. The “Conflicts Revolution” of the mid-twentieth century and its legal realist leaders bundled together three concepts that, although all typifying the traditional approach, are not inherently connected: the “scientific formalism” of Bealean territorialism ...
Daniel B. Listwa, Lea Brilmayer
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For more than a generation, choice of law has been the victim of a historical contingency. The “Conflicts Revolution” of the mid-twentieth century and its legal realist leaders bundled together three concepts that, although all typifying the traditional approach, are not inherently connected: the “scientific formalism” of Bealean territorialism ...
Daniel B. Listwa, Lea Brilmayer
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Choice of law for property issues regarding Bitcoin under English law
Journal of Private International Law, 2019The dominant recent legal discourse concerning Bitcoin and later virtual currencies has been focused on regulatory issues such as anti-money laundering and financial and securities regulation.
Michael Ng
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