Halpern similarly critiques the reasoning in Stone & Rolls, arguing that Lord Phillips oscillated between the rule of attribution and veil‑lifting…

Despite its dramatic language, courts have repeatedly questioned whether it exists as a coherent principle or merely as a label for outcomes.

Cross‑border contracting has always operated in the shadow of legal pluralism, but the rise of increasingly complex commercial relationships has sharpened the tension……

When Directors Keep Trading Through Financial Distress: Duties, Risks, and the Liquidator’s Lens

Unlike domestic sales regimes, the CISG prioritises transnational neutrality and upholds an equitable distribution of rights and obligations between contracting parties

Disputes arising from such contracts often involve parties from different legal systems, making the choice of dispute resolution mechanism a matter of strategic importance.