Archives: Perspectives The Issuance of Bonds by Limited Liability Companies: a Necessary (re)Discussion of the Brazilian Law of Economic Liberty Francisco André Alves Moura Francisco is a lawyer at André Elali Advogados and member of Berkeley Global Society article October 27, 2019 The issuance of bonds by limited liability companies: a necessary (re)discussion of the Brazilian Law of Economic Liberty By Francisco Andre Moura. Introduction. Recently, the Brazilian Congress enacted in law, a provisory measure from the executive branch that instituted the so-called Law … continue reading Considering Green M&A Provisions in Ordinary M&A Transactions Leo Rifkind article July 2, 2019 Considering Green M&A provisions in ordinary M&A transactions By Leo Rifkind.* The objectives of M&A are typically derived from combined economic growth: gaining from economies of scale, synergies, access to new markets, sharing of products or facing up to increased competition. Meanwhile, … continue reading When the Accuser Becomes the Prosecutor Aditya Manubarwala Aditya Manubarwala is serving as a Law Clerk -Cum- Research Assistant to Justice Vineet Saran, Judge, Supreme Court of India article June 9, 2019 When the Accuser Becomes the Prosecutor: A Constitutional Overview of the Whittling Down of Personal Liberty of An Accused in India by Aditya Manubarwala[1] In August 2018, a Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court of India gave a landmark and celebrated verdict in Mohan Lal … continue reading Equality between Human – Improving situation of Women in Society Bhavani Kichenin article March 23, 2019 Bhavani Kichenin BLS Director of Women Rights “Equality between Human – Improving situation of Women in Society” aims at sharing with the world, laws passed in countries and representing a significant evolution of the rights of women: legal measures … continue reading How Tight is the Noose? The U.S. Federal Courts, Cryptocurrencies and the Meaning of ‘Security’ Rohan Sahai Rohan is BLS Board Member & Chief Editor of Perspectives article January 14, 2019 How Tight is the Noose? The U.S. Federal Courts, Cryptocurrencies and the Meaning of ‘Security’ by Rohan Sahai[i] I. Introduction The year 2018 was a difficult one for cryptocurrencies. Starting at a global aggregate value of over US$ 600 billion, the cryptocurrency … continue reading 123