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Ukrainian lawmakers propose 40% quota for women on state company boards

Ukrainian lawmakers propose 40% quota for women on state company boards https://t.co/ytbqMyXdRe

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

Poroshenko, Tusk honor memory of Heavenly Hundred Heroes in Kyiv

Poroshenko, Tusk honor memory of Heavenly Hundred Heroes in Kyivhttps://t.co/jL8M7l4PSv

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

We will not ask Putin where we should move on - President signed amendments to the Constitution on the strategic course of Ukraine for membership in the EU and NATO

We will not ask Putin where we should move on - President signed amendments to the Constitution on the strategic course of Ukraine for membership in the EU and NATOhttps://t.co/wpNhCmJlMj

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

President’s speech at a special session of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Russian armed aggression against Ukraine

President’s speech at a special session of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the occasion of the fifth anniversary of the beginning of the Russian armed aggression against Ukrainehttps://t.co/X7wMOM9co3

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

Inside the Implications of GDPR & CCPA on Public Records

Inside the Implications of GDPR & CCPA on Public Records https://t.co/njNbbYhnlx via @Legaltech_news

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

Economic Substance Laws Shake Up Offshore Legal Market

Economic Substance Laws Shake Up Offshore Legal Market https://t.co/n7lSE4z8YE via @AmericanLawyer

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

The Best Corporate Structure for Technology Firms in Turkey: Does it Really Exist?

HERDEM Attorneys at Law

Young technology firms are generally in need of capital to fund their research and development projects. It creates an additional area of competition; firms both compete on the basis of the ideas they have and also compete for the capital, or in other words, funding. Since every company’s capital structure, shareholders and industry they operate in, most of the time, are quite different, companies who want to attract outsiders for equity funding should tackle the information asymmetry problem. In business transactions, information asymmetry means that one party has more or better information compared to the other party. Since the business would be new and value of the assets of the companies operating in the technology sector are hard to asses[1] and fund provider would more likely to take part in the decision-making process of the business to ensure the success of the idea and the invention of the entrepreneur and the increase of the value of company assets. For that very reason corporate structure comes into spotlight: the decision-making process, rights of the potential investors and possible growth opportunities. Corporate structure would act as a supplement to commercialize ideas and inventions and mitigating risks arise from information asymmetry.

EU will continue to support Ukraine and its reform agenda - Mogherini

EU will continue to support Ukraine and its reform agenda - Mogherinihttps://t.co/50QIqFICDg

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

U.S. states sue Trump administration in showdown over border wall funds

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A coalition of 16 U.S. states led by California sued President Donald Trump and top members of his administration on Monday to block his decision to declare a national emergency to obtain funds for building a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.

The lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California came after Trump invoked emergency powers on Friday to help build the wall that was his signature 2016 campaign promise.

Trump’s order would allow him to spend on the wall money that Congress appropriated for other purposes. Congress declined to fulfill his request for $5.7 billion to help build the wall this year.

ЗВІТ ПРО ВИКОНАННЯ УГОДИ ПРО АСОЦІАЦІЮ МІЖ УКРАЇНОЮ ТА ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКИМ СОЮЗОМ ЗА 2018 РІК (PDF)

ЗВІТ ПРО ВИКОНАННЯ УГОДИ ПРО АСОЦІАЦІЮ МІЖ УКРАЇНОЮ ТА ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКИМ СОЮЗОМ ЗА 2018 РІК (PDF)https://t.co/pxqrQVICIX

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

2018 рік став першим роком повноцінної реалізації Угоди про асоціацію, робота над якою принесе конкретні результати, - Іванна Климпуш-Цинцадзе під час презентації Звіту з виконання Угоди

2018 рік став першим роком повноцінної реалізації Угоди про асоціацію, робота над якою принесе конкретні результати, - Іванна Климпуш-Цинцадзе під час презентації Звіту з виконання Угодиhttps://t.co/yD0lu0kH1W

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 19, 2019

#КНЕУ #ПРАВО-2019 #КРУГЛИЙСТІЛ

Факультет мiжнародної економiки i менеджменту

Юридичний інститут

Кафедра теорії та історії права

18 квітня 2019 року відбудеться студентський круглий стіл “ПРАВО-2019”, присвячений актуальним питанням правової реальності.

Вже поданий перелік тем доповідей охоплює широкий спектр актуальних правових питань сьогодення (перелік тем доповідей ТУТ).

До участі в роботі студентського круглого столу “ПРАВО-2019” запрошуються студенти МЕіМ, Юридичного інституту, інших факультетів і інститутів КНЕУ, студенти вищих навчальних закладів Києва, аспіранти, викладачі, зацікавлені особи.

Human rights: Council adopts conclusions on EU priorities in UN human rights fora in 2019

Human rights: Council adopts conclusions on EU priorities in UN human rights fora in 2019 https://t.co/GcYS30HHuJ

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 18, 2019

Facebook labelled 'digital gangsters' by report on fake news

Facebook labelled 'digital gangsters' by report on fake news https://t.co/QTR1oCzoLs

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 18, 2019

Ukraine lost 2,945 soldiers in Donbas, 948 of them killed after signing of Minsk agreements

Ukraine lost 2,945 soldiers in Donbas, 948 of them killed after signing of Minsk agreementshttps://t.co/bmHQBUZkAF

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 17, 2019

"I want to express a simple message to Ukrainians: "We are with you" - US Vice President Mike Pence

"I want to express a simple message to Ukrainians: "We are with you" - US Vice President Mike Pence https://t.co/zx4phFui66

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 17, 2019

International Contracts and Why What You Think Can't Hurt Usually Does Hurt

International Contracts and Why What You Think Can't Hurt Usually Does Hurt https://t.co/iVQ6jw3nge

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 17, 2019

Over 3,500 detained in nationwide safety operation in Turkey

Turkish police, gendarmerie and coast guard units conducted a "safety and peace" operationacross Turkey, the Interior Ministry said in a written statement on Feb. 17.

Security forces detained at least 3,673 people on Feb. 16, the statement read.

Over 58,500 security personnel and 235 sniffer dogs were involved in the operation at 4,623 locations across the country.

Who Was the Bellwether Vote in Divided Criminal Cases (2005-2018)?

Who Was the Bellwether Vote in Divided Criminal Cases (2005-2018)?https://t.co/OxBVxuIpAR

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 17, 2019

How the border wall became a national emergency.

How the border wall became a national emergency. “You wonder why they didn’t try to jam this through when Republicans controlled the House.” https://t.co/tk2a59hZ6z via @WSJ

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 17, 2019

Exclusive: McCarrick defrocking shows 'bishops not above the law' - top Vatican investigator

Philip Pullella

VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - The defrocking of former U.S. cardinal Theodore McCarrick is a “very important signal” to the Catholic Church hierarchy that no one is above the law, the Vatican’s top sexual crimes investigator said on Saturday.

McCarrick was expelled from the priesthood after being found guilty of sexual crimes against minors and adults.

He is the highest profile figure to be dismissed from the Church in modern times, as it continues to struggle with a decades-long sexual abuse crisis.

U.S. Student Debt in ‘Serious Delinquency’ Tops $166 Billion

By Alexandre Tanzi

Student-loan delinquencies surged last year, hitting consecutive records of $166.3 billion in the third quarter and $166.4 billion in the fourth.

Bloomberg calculated the dollar amounts from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York’s quarterly household-debt report, which includes only the total owed and the percentage delinquent at least 90 days or in default.

That percentage has remained around 11 percent since mid-2012, but the total increased to a record $1.46 trillion by December 2018, and unpaid student debt also rose to the highest ever.

To read the full article

Thailand’s ‘Green Rush’

By Skot Thayer

With the legalization of marijuana, Thailand hopes to carve out a stake in the global cannabis industry.

In 2018, Thailand’s military junta-appointed parliament gave the Thai people a “Christmas gift” by voting to amend the 1979 Narcotics Act, legalizing cannabis for medicinal and research uses. The decision is the first of its kind in a region that has long been notorious for its extreme drug laws, harsh sentences, and overcrowded prisons.

For decades, Thailand and the rest of Southeast Asia have had strict drug laws and many countries in the region sentence drug traffickers to death. Thailand alone has 200,000 inmates locked up on drug-related charges in its infamously overcrowded prisons.  But with elections looming and the current military-led government eyeing new prospects for economic growth, cannabis is being touted as the magic bullet that could boost the economy while casting the junta in a more progressive light.

Groysman: 43% of Ukrainian exports go to EU markets

Groysman: 43% of Ukrainian exports go to EU marketshttps://t.co/9a9r6mHsxH

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 16, 2019

Paul Manafort should be sentenced to up to 24 years in prison, Mueller says

Paul Manafort should be sentenced to up to 24 years in prison, Mueller says https://t.co/59vI5dS7pc

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 16, 2019

Week's balance: Ukraine stats agency reports on accelerated economy growth, government speaks of priorities for 2019, while president urges foreign businesses to invest in Ukraine

Week's balance: Ukraine stats agency reports on accelerated economy growth, government speaks of priorities for 2019, while president urges foreign businesses to invest in Ukrainehttps://t.co/qaBpAD7wDD

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 16, 2019

PSEUDO-CONTRACT AND SHARED MEANING ANALYSIS (PDF)

Article by Robin Bradley Kar & Margaret Jane Radin

The full text of this Article may be found by clicking on the PDFlink.

Over the last several decades, courts and legal scholars have struggled with whether or when to consider boilerplate text as contract. Recent attempts to draw all boilerplate text into “contract” seek to end that struggle but have shifted contract law away from its traditional focus on enforcing parties’ actual agreements and common understandings. This has required a series of ad hoc “fixes” to contract law reminiscent of the medieval use of “epicycles” to try to square geocentric theories of planetary motion with recalcitrant observations of a nongeocentric universe. This shift has been transforming the meanings of contract law’s central concepts. We view the shift as an undiagnosed paradigm slip, resulting in a generalized theory of “contract” as a mere assumption of risk that allows private obligations to be created unilaterally without reaching the actual agreements required by core contract law principles. Some now call this new sort of obligation “contract.” But it is pseudo-contract, resembling contract without fulfilling its necessary conditions of validity.

PSEUDO-CONTRACT AND SHARED MEANING ANALYSIS (PDF)

Some problems are easier to sell

In order to solve a problem, you need to sell it first. To get it on the radar, and to have people devote time, resources and behavior change to address it.

Human beings in our culture are wired to pay attention to problems that are:

Visible–right in front of our eyes, not microscopic or far away.

Non-chronic–rationalization is our specialty, and the reason we learn to rationalize is so that we don’t go insane when faced with long-term, persistent issues. We bargain them down the priority list.

The USA's assistance to Ukraine

US President Donald Trump signed a package of legislative acts approved by Congress, which substantially increases the assistance to Ukraine this year - almost to $ 700 million.

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 16, 2019

Ukraine’s Black Sea coast: the next geopolitical flashpoint?

Ukraine’s Black Sea coast: the next geopolitical flashpoint?https://t.co/3mE0sRPjTJ

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 16, 2019

Американцы вернулись к "санкциям из ада"

President Trump on Friday declared a national emergency in a move designed to circumvent Congress and build additional barriers at the southern border, where he said the United States faces “an invasion of our country.”

President Trump on Friday declared a national emergency in a move designed to circumvent Congress and build additional barriers at the southern border, where he said the United States faces “an invasion of our country.”https://t.co/orKraUYFrH

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019

Sluggish procedure against Hungary back on table

Sluggish procedure against Hungary back on tablehttps://t.co/nAWFS4ZDEq

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019

International Implications of Ukraine’s Decentralization - Foreign Policy Blogs

International Implications of Ukraine’s Decentralization - Foreign Policy Blogs https://t.co/t2bOBBGoqL

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019

EU agrees to impose ‘Azov sanctions’ against Russia – reporter

EU agrees to impose ‘Azov sanctions’ against Russia – reporterhttps://t.co/KytKqcF1Vd

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019

PrivatBank wins lawsuit in The Hague against Russia over Crimean assets

PrivatBank wins lawsuit in The Hague against Russia over Crimean assetshttps://t.co/JX2dtFTVQO

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019

NYC Commission on Human Rights Adopts Rules Establishing Broad Interpretation of Laws Prohibiting Gender Discrimination

Epstein Becker Green - Amanda M. Gomez

The New York City Commission on Human Rights (the “Commission”) has adopted new rules (“Rules”) which establish broad protections for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals. The Rules, which define various terms related to gender identity and expression, re-enforce recent statutory changes to the definition of the term “gender,” and clarify the scope of protections afforded gender identity status under the New York City Human Rights Law. New York State also just added gender identity and expression as protected classifications under the state Human Rights Law, following the adoption of the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act.

English Court Provides Guidance for Commencing Proceedings On Foreign Defendants

By Latham & Watkins LLP on February 14, 2019Posted in Dispute Resolution

The English Court has set aside permission to bring proceedings against foreign defendants based on non-disclosures and subsequent conduct.

By Dan Smith and Duncan Graves

The recent decision in Punjab National Bank (International) Limited v Ravi Srinivasan and others [2019] EWHC 89 (Ch) provides guidance on the proper conduct of an application for service out of the jurisdiction and highlights the potential pitfalls an applicant may encounter. In particular, the decision demonstrates that a party must:

Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, Finding a Florida Lawyer Just Got Easier

Thanks to Artificial Intelligence, Finding a Florida Lawyer Just Got Easierhttps://t.co/vZQawxRhOd

— ukrainian law (@LawUkrainian) February 15, 2019