Our Journal Our Journal creates a space where different ideas, arguments and experiences of brilliant legal minds, as well as professionals, from all the over the world are shared and celebrated informing our insight on the world in general. Perspectives carries essays, interviews, v-logs and podcasts from students, alumni and public intellectuals of our times on various socio-legal issues. Latest Publications Outsourcing or Owning a Development Center: How to Better “Way Out” From the Shortage of Software Developers Sergey OvcharenkoSergey is the head of International Law Department at Alcor (a consulting firm working with IT companies).articleMarch 12, 2020Silicon Valley has long been considered the best place to start a technology business. The largest tech giants like Apple, Google, HP, Intel, Adobe, eBay (and many more) open their headquarters here, and their success inspires beginners and creates a halo of … continue readingThe Issuance of Bonds by Limited Liability Companies: a Necessary (re)Discussion of the Brazilian Law of Economic Liberty Francisco André Alves MouraFrancisco is a lawyer at André Elali Advogados and member of Berkeley Global SocietyarticleOctober 27, 2019The 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 readingConsidering Green M&A Provisions in Ordinary M&A Transactions Leo RifkindarticleJuly 2, 2019Considering 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 readingWhen the Accuser Becomes the Prosecutor Aditya ManubarwalaAditya Manubarwala is serving as a Law Clerk -Cum- Research Assistant to Justice Vineet Saran, Judge, Supreme Court of IndiaarticleJune 9, 2019When 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 VIEW ALL PUBLICATIONS Chief Editor Rohan SahaiIndiaCorporate, M&A, Securities David KavtaradzeGeorgiaBanking, Corporate, M&A, Privacy Law Editorial Board Riyanka Roy ChoudhuryUnited States of AmericaEntertainment, Intellectual Property Gabriel Baltazar PedrazaMexicoConstitution, Human Rights, Litigation Vera BuriánekGermanyIntellectual Property, Litigation Lamisse BajunaidSaudi ArabiaCorporate, Intellectual Property Founders Ummar ZiauddinPakistanCivil, Constitution, Corporate Vera BuriánekGermanyIntellectual Property, Litigation