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In this article I examine recent theoretical and empirical exchanges around partnership‐based urban governance between North Atlantic and Chinese academics and policymakers. I argue that the latest wave of de jure private–public partnerships in urban China reflects an ongoing process of governance rescaling beyond conventional entrepreneurial urbanism theory. I propose an analytical framework that foregrounds successive experimental partnerships as tensions between institutional continuity and change arising from rescaling. In this study I examine variegated actually existing partnerships in Jiyuan, China, to identify generalizable ideal types of partnership‐driven governance rescaling. I conclude by suggesting to enhance the theorization of entrepreneurial urbanism by specifying a partnership‐scale nexus, and assert that variegated partnerships in China have rewritten the rule but not the law of partnership. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article aims to lay bare the contradictions between on the one hand the technocratic discourse of the EU praising the contribution of migrant workers to the economy of receiving countries and on the other hand the discriminatory impact of law and policy in the fields of free movement and immigration. Drawing from Luca Mavelli’s concept of neoliberal citizenship, it submits that both free movement law and EU immigration law are connected to a broader transformative framework of neoliberal political economy where rationalities of value exclude, dispose or sacrifice those with low economic or emotional value for receiving countries. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the legal framework on amendments to Public-Private Partnership Contracts as provided by the Public-Private Partnership Law No. 18,786. To this end, within the scope of unilateral amendments, the consequences of imposing such amendments in an illegitimate manner and the possibility of unilaterally imposing a limitation of the contract's subject matter are examined. Additionally, aspects regarding bilateral amendments to Public-Private Participation Contracts and possible limitations applicable to the subject matter on which they may be based, are addressed. This paper also studies the possible consequences that non-compliance with the formal requirements established in the applicable law may have on the validity of the amendment in question. Finally, the grounds for renegotiation and, especially, the case of illegitimate unilateral amendments as an additional ground not expressly provided for in the applicable law, are analyzed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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593 Company law lives and breathes with its different forms of association. Consequently, the emergence and evolution of these forms is a central topic of research for company law scholars. This paper seeks to depict the panoramic landscape of German company and partnership law. Special attention is given to new and rediscovered forms of association as well as to the various regulatory techniques used to introduce novel types of business association. In addition, a comparison with the foreign repertoire of organizational vehicles shows in which respects there may still be room for the creation of new forms of association in Germany. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Thefact that maritime law developed all the most important features of corporate law offers important lessons for business organizational law itself The parallel deuelopment of the same characteristics, with dUTerent and independent mechanisms, is strong evidence Of the economic importance of the features of the modern corporation. The maritime law employed a unique device-the maritime lien-to achieue the same economic results as the nascent corporation. The key turn was the use of property law, rather than the contract mechanisms of partnership law, to implement the in-rem amibutes associated with the corporation. The vessel is property come to !(te in the eyes of the law, developing aform of legal personhood. Viewed in this broader context, the corporation is not a novel or unique institutional solution to recurrent economic problems: it was a convenient vehicle for expanding and generalizing a set of existing economic solutions. This entity theory of maritime law provides potentially important lessons for both maritime law and business omanizations law. First, the theory provides a guiding principle for otherwise disorganized features of maritime law. It suggests that courts should explicitly interpret maritime law as a form Qf business entity law, keeping maritime law's distinctive purposes but drawing from the rich theoretical insights of law Of other business associations to inform its unique institutions. At the same time, the long history of maritime law as business organization law provides hints for enduring chaltenges in corporate law, particularly the externalities of limited liability on involuntary creditors, such as tort creditors. Here, maritime law provides time - tested solutions, ollering a system that provides prfority for such creditors ouer contract creditors, solving one Of corporate law's most d0icult problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research aims to determine the classification of legal relationships between platform service providers and online transportation drivers as gig workers (platform workers). The choice of theme is motivated by the fact that so far the legal relationship that occurs between platform service providers and online transportation drivers is a partnership relationship, but the partnership relationship that occurs does not implement the principles of partnership in its implementation in the business world. This partnership cooperation relationship is not regulated in the Law Number 20 of 2008 regarding Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises or the Indonesian labour law because the Indonesian labour law only recognizes working relationships, while in the Law Number 20 of 2008 regarding Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises because the original intent of the partnership in Law No.20/2008 is very different from the partnership relationship that is currently happening between platform service providers and online transportation drivers. Then the writing of this paper uses a normative juridical method with a statutory approach and an analytical approach. The legal material obtained by the author will be analyzed using descriptive analytical analysis techniques, namely a method of analyzing legal material by determining the content or meaning of legal rules in terms of partnership cooperation relationships, as well as the Civil Code. From the results of research with the above methods, the classification of legal relationships between platform service providers and online transportation drivers as gig workers (platform workers) is classified as a partnership relationship based on the Subordinate union of partnership, namely a partnership based on the merger of two or more parties that are subordinately related. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The journal "GesR: Health Law" publishes various articles in its issue of August 20, 2023 on topics related to medical law, hospital law, pharmacy law, and drug law. One article deals with the consequences of the reform of partnership law for medical partnerships. Another article addresses the claim for the cross-border use of a drug during pregnancy. Various court decisions are also presented on topics such as forced treatment against advance directives, compensation for survivors, and the liability of a contract doctor for prescription forgery by an employee. [Extracted from the article]

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The law of civil partnerships begins to write its history, and the national regulations are characterized by diversity (as the case may be, they enshrine the civil/registered partnership or do not enshrine the institution, they give effect to only one type of partnership - between persons of different sex or between persons of the same sex or both variants). In this environment, it is legitimate to reflect on a possible regulation of civil partnership in Romanian law. We do not believe that it is possible to identify a perfect conflict norm, so each of the laws that we will list has advantages and, at the same time, disadvantages of application. The first part of the study deals with the substantive and formal conditions of the civil partnership, and the second part considers the effects of the civil partnership and its dissolution. Each of these aspects includes a set of potentially applicable laws, with complex analyzes of the arguments advocating for the adoption of the respective solution or for its removal from future legislation. For this matter that claims a substantial and conflictual future, we will select some solutions, from a non-exhaustive perspective. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The present paper intends to present some critical considerations on the evolutionary cycle of the European continental law of commercial companies and partnerships that covers the first half of the 20th century. It focuses particularly on the German innovations represented by the introduction of the private limited liability type of company, and in the reconstruction of the relationship between the shareholders and the management brought by the German Public Limited Liability Company Law of 1937. These are two fundamental key areas for understanding the shape of the modern European-continental company law. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article presents questions submitted to the European Court of Justice for a preliminary ruling regarding the interpretation of Art. 30a no. 2 and Art. 30b para. 2 of the VAT system directive. It examines weather a single-purpose voucher within the meaning of Art. 30a no. 2 of the VAT system directive exist if the place of performance of the services to which the voucher relates is determined to be within the territory of a member state for final consumers.

The article describes the latest edition of the commentary on the Code of Civil Procedure (ZPO) by Zöller. The 34th edition of the commentary includes all changes since January 1, 2022, and also takes into account the BRAO reform, which came into effect on August 1, 2022. The commentary covers topics such as electronic legal proceedings, managing the pandemic, modernizing enforcement proceedings and professional law, as well as condominium law and partnership law. It also introduces the handbook on contract negotiation and contract management by Heussen/Pischel, which has been expanded in its 5th edition to include topics such as Legal Tech and Letter of Intent. The text provides information on various legal publications and services, including a handbook on labor law, a commentary on medical liability law, and an online library for legal content. The advantages and features of these publications and services are described, as well as information on prices and ordering options. It is noted that the journal and all published articles are protected by copyright, and written consent from the publisher is required for any unauthorized use. [Extracted from the article]

For the past several decades, women have made up roughly half of law school classes and the ranks of entering law firm associates. Attrition between entry to law firms and partnership results in women comprising 20% to 25% of partners. But is there yet more attrition to the top of the partnership pyramid? Analyzing the past decade of data on publicly filed M&A deals and detailed biographical information of M&A lawyers, we find that women make up fewer than 10% of deal leaders. When we look at the factors that determine who becomes a deal leader, we find that credentials—both educational and professional—matter. But they matter more for women. And one credential—attending a top law school—seems to matter a lot. Using conversations with senior lawyers, we try to get answers for why. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The August issue of the magazine "GesR: Gesundheitsrecht" contains various articles on legal topics in the healthcare sector. One essay deals with the effects of the reform of partnership law on medical partnerships. Another article deals with the claim to the use of a medication during pregnancy at the expense of the statutory health insurance. The case law comments, among other things, deal with the requirements for a deemed approval and the requirements for communication between outpatient and inpatient pregnancy care. The magazine also includes a list of court decisions and current news from the field of health law, including topics such as compensation for survivors, liability of contracted doctors for prescription forgery, and financing of hospitals. It also refers to a study on the hospital landscape and a pharmaceutical reform, with the information coming from various sources such as the Federal Court of Justice, the Higher Regional Court, and various associations and ministries. [Extracted from the article]

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In 2016, the reputation for stability of the Republic of Cameroon, a state made up of Francophones that constitute the majority (three quarters of the population of 25000000) and Anglophones that constitute a minority abruptly came an end when Anglophone secessionists took up arms to fight for the independence of the former Southern Cameroons. It was no surprise to keen observers of the Cameroon political scene in the last decades, If the government of the day is determined to give what it will take to keep the country united, the secessionists are equally convinced of the rectitude of their cause which they base on the principle of self-determination in international law, contesting the legality of the UN-organised plebiscite of!961 that led to the Reunification of the country. This paper assesses the legality of the claims of the protagonists for better information of all the stakeholders in the ongoing conflict.. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article is a tribute to J. Leigh Griffith, a prominent member of the Tax Section who recently passed away at the age of 72. Leigh was known for his iconic cowboy hat and his contributions to the LLCs & LLPs Subcommittee of the Partnerships & LLC Committee. He was a respected lawyer, author, and speaker, with expertise in tax law at both the state and national levels. Leigh's career included working with Ernst & Young and being a partner at Waller Lansden, now Holland & Knight. He was also involved in significant legal developments, such as forming the first LLC in Tennessee and drafting the Tennessee LLC Act. Leigh will be remembered for his kindness, intellect, and dedication to his family. [Extracted from the article]

The paper discusses whether and to what extent the key constituencies of a 'typical' DAO can be qualified as a partnership under English law. It explores the defining features of a 'typical' DAO and its key constituencies; gives a brief overview of the various types of business organisation available under English law; addresses the question of private international partnership law; and then analyses whether the key stakeholder constituencies in a DAO meet the conditions set out in the Partnership Act 1890 for qualifying as a partnership. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The article discusses the role of the suicide of lawyer Samuel D. Warren in the debate about the nomination of Louis D. Brandeis to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1916. It mentions the influence of anti-Semitism in the debate over the nomination of the Jewish lawyer. The lawyers are law partners in Boston, Massachusetts and authors of the article "The Right to Privacy." There were rumors that Brandeis refused to help Warren in resolving a family conflict over a trust he created for S.D. Warren & Co.

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The article informs about Jennifer Thompson, a law partner describes her intense reaction while managing sexist assumptions from fellow attorneys. Topics include former law partner remembers pretend-threat of a copyright infringement action; and observations with professional world of construction litigation and practice management providing the perfect counterweight of the Minnesota State Bar Association.