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For the first time in history, a French court has examined the compatibility of the statutory netting safe harbor with the French Constitution. The court has upheld that protecting against systemic risk, along with ensuring legal certainty and stability in the financial system, serves the public general interest. This landmark decision establishes a significant precedent, affirming the robustness of the legal framework and principles of close-out netting under French law. It represents a positive and crucial development for the French financial markets. To gain further insights into this decision, download our Commentary by clicking below. #EU #derivatives #insolvency

For the first time ever, a court in France has examined the compatibility of the statutory netting safe harbor with the French Constitution. The court affirmed that the protection against systemic risk, as well as the imperatives of legal certainty and stability of the financial system, are in the public general interest. This decision sets a major precedent, confirming the soundness of the legal basis and fundamentals of close-out netting under French law, and is a positive, important development for French financial markets. Click below to download our Commentary. Alban Caillemer du Ferrage Chris Arnold Dickson Chin Qian Hu Peter Petraro #EU #derivatives #insolvency

For the first time ever, a French court has examined the compatibility of the statutory netting safe harbor with the French Constitution. The decision affirms that protection against systemic risk, in addition to insuring legal certainty and stability of the financial system are in the public general interest. This sets a major precedent, confirming the soundness of the legal basis and fundamentals of close-out netting under French law, and is a positive, important development for French financial markets. Download our commentary below to learn more. #EU #derivatives #insolvency

Peter J. Sluka shares his insights on the Court of Appeals' decision on the internal affairs doctrine and its implications for shareholder disputes involving foreign corporations. Read the full blog post here: https://lnkd.in/eEfS8Ejx

Lexology Panoramic: Cartel Regulation 2025, edited by Neil Campbell of McMillan LLP, is now available on Lexology https://lnkd.in/eEpwAyvk Lexology Panoramic: Cartel Regulation is a quick reference guide enabling side-by-side comparison of local insights, including relevant law and institutions; application of the law and jurisdictional reach; international cooperation; specifics of investigations and cartel proceedings; criminal, civil and administrative sanctions; private damage claims and class actions; treatment of cooperating parties; defending a case; getting any fine down; and recent trends. #LexologyPanoramic

Counsel Ela Barda, Senior Associate Ariane du Rusquec and Associate Inès Aramouni have contributed to the French Chapter in Lexology's Panoramic: Enforcement of Foreign Judgments 2025 Guide. They analyse the legal framework for the enforcement of foreign judgments in France and cover local insights into relevant treaties, conventions and other sources of law applicable in France; limitation periods; types of enforceable order; competent courts; separation of recognition and enforcement; opposition; jurisdiction of the foreign court; awards and security for appeals; enforcement and pitfalls; and recent trends   Access their chapter by following the link here: https://shorturl.at/LlCqv    #ForeignJudgments #CommercialLitigation #Enforcement

PRESIDENTIAL IMMUNITY FOR "OFFICIAL ACTS" - WHAT COULD THAT MEAN? See below link for a summary of the 119-page SCOTUS decision. Syllogistic example of what official act immunity includes: ·        Presidential pardon is an official act. ·        1%er jailed for securities fraud (capital markets distorted) ·        President sells pardon for $1 billion -1%er back in market ·        Legal and constitutional - (perfect, genius! - let's go Project 25!) https://lnkd.in/gWzg6eyM #UNDERHISEYE #PRESIDENTIALIMMUNITY #RULEOFLAW #PARDONSFORSALE #SCOTUS #POTUS #SEPARATIONOFPOWERS #GILEAD #PRAISEBE #USMONARCY #PROJECT25

Curious about Inter-American standards on democratic institutions, rule of law, and #HumanRights? The #IACHR presents an updated compendium of the key standards from the past 23 years on the most relevant topics. 👉🏽 https://bit.ly/COIDEN

🚨 New Practice Note Published! 🚨 I'm excited to share that Kabir Duggal, Ph.D., Naomi Biden, and I have published a new Practice Note on Police Powers and the Right to Regulate in Investment Treaty Arbitration. A special thanks to Alex Hiendl and his team for his editorial contributions. This comprehensive guide explores the evolving interplay between state regulatory authority and investor protections under international investment law. 🔗 Check out the full Practice Note here: https://lnkd.in/eyNjfWjy We hope this resource proves valuable to practitioners navigating complex investment treaty arbitration issues. Feel free to reach out with thoughts or questions! #InvestmentArbitration #PolicePowers #RightToRegulate #InternationalLaw #ArbitrationLaw #PracticalLaw Practical Law Global Columbia International Arbitration Association (CIAA) Columbia University

I. Stephanie Boyce FKC, FRSA: “As a country, we pride ourselves on our adherence to the rule of law and democratic accountability.”https://lnkd.in/dNgFa8iW a country, we pride ourselves on our adherence to the rule of law and democratic accountability; however, the recent riots saw the rule of law under attack. Further afield, geopolitical complexities and their potential impact starkly demonstrate the fragility of the rule of law on a global scale. Legal certainty and accessibility to the law are pillars upon which we have come to rely; however, without the appropriate safeguards in place, including significant investment in our public services, justice remains out of reach for too many, and the rule of law remains under constant threat. I invite you to […]Justice News247