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Being a Board Member in Germany
A manual for English-speaking members of management boards and supervisory boards of German AG, GmbH and SE
Christof von Dryander and Klaus W. Riehmer (Editors), written by Christof von Dryander, Klaus W. Riehmer, Jens Hafemann, Tobias Kircher and Dirk Matthes
2011, 402 pages
ISBN 978-3-941389-07-6
€ 128,–
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This book on the obligations of and risks for management and board members in German corporations is intended to serve as a source of general guidance and specific reference for board members in Germany. As a consequence of the globalization of the businesses of many companies, the composition of corporate boards is now much more international compared to a few years ago. Foreign board members in particular require access to English-language sources that help them navigate through the myriads of legal and other requirements that provide the framework in which board members of German companies work.
International Dispute Resolution
Volume 2
Dialogue Between Courts in Times of Globalization and Regionalization
edited by Carl Baudenbacher
2010, 244 pages
ISBN 978-3-941389-06-9
€ 98,–
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The topic of the 2nd St. Gallen »International Dispute Resolution Conference« was »Judicial dialogue« from various perspectives. The conference featured outstanding speakers with rich experience in their respective fields. They shared their views on judicial dialogue from a wide array of professional backgrounds: as academics, counsels, judges or arbitrators.
Dreaming Law
Comparative Legal Semiotics
by Bernhard Großfeld
2010, 302 pages
ISBN 978-3-941389-05-2
€ 148,–
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Comparative lawyers have to deal with many questions: What is law at home and abroad, what are legal rules here and there? How can we compare the largely unknown? The author Prof. Dr. Bernhard Grossfeld answers as follows: Law is part of a people´s identity as an imagined community and stands for a common dream, e.g. an American dream or a German dream. Geography and communications with signs form these dreams. In various chapters Grossfeld decodes the connections of religion, literature, poetry, music and mathematics with law.
The EFTA Court in Action
Five lectures
written by Professor Dr. Carl Baudenbacher, President of the EFTA Court,
Director of the Institute of European and International Business Law at the University of St.Gallen, Visiting Professor at the University of Iceland
2010, 180 pages
ISBN 978-3-941389-04-5
€ 48,–
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The book is based on lectures the author gave at the University of Iceland School of Law in 2009. Its aim is to explain the working and the case law of the EFTA Court in view of its embeddedness in the institutional framework of the Agreement on the European Economic Area. Although Europe is a special case with regard to the judicialisation of law, Baudenbacher’s insight and his conclusions may contribute to a better understanding of the functioning of international courts in general.
Banking Regulation in Germany
edited by
Peter Scherer and
Sven Zeller, written by
Marc Benzler,
Ute Brunner-Reumann,
Gerhard Dreyer,
Rainer Gallei,
Andreas Rieth,
Peter Scherer and
Sven Zeller
2009, 296 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-941389-02-1
€ 198,–
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Not only but also in terms of banking and financial markets, the
Federal Republic of Germany is one of the leading market places
in Europe and thus, in all modesty, also in the world. And Frankfurt
is its financial centre. Frankfurt is not the world‘s biggest off
shore centre. This is still London. It is also not the centre of the
world’s biggest domestic market. That is still New York. But at
the centre of Europe, surrounded by a strong national economy,
with intensive contacts to the vital markets in Central and Eastern
Europe, the host of the European Central Bank and one of
the highest regulated markets in the world, the German financial
markets and their regulation are certainly worth a closer
look.
Dispute Resolution
edited by Carl Baudenbacher
2009, 360 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-941389-03-8
€ 98,–
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The International Dispute Settlement Conference, which was held for the third time in the last few years, was generously
hosted by the City of St. Gallen, which followed in the steps of Austin, TX, and Salzburg. Renowned experts from all over the
world, attended the International Dispute Settlement Conference to discuss and debate the newest developments in the
fi eld of Dispute Resolution.
Dispute Resolution touches upon key aspects of law, politics and business, which alludes to its practical signifi cance and its
high grade of interdisciplinarity, a feature that the University of St. Gallen holds very dear.
Fighting Product Piracy
Law & Strategies
in Germany, France, the Netherlands, Spain, UK, China, USA
edited by Claudia Milbradt, written by Isabel Carulla, Daryl Fairbairn, Anna Gruchol, Jean-Frédéric Gaultier, Ling Ho, Heiner Hugger, Diana Kaufmann, Emmanuelle Levy, Mélanie Loos, Montserrat Lopez-Bellosta, Barbara Maucher, Claudia Milbradt, Alexandra Pygall, Daniel Royle, Wolfgang Schönig and Audrey Shum
2009, 422 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-941389-01-4
€ 198,–
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Counterfeiting and product piracy has become the catchphrase
for a white collar crime, which has reached troubling dimensions.
This handbook should be of interest to those of you whose everyday
work involves safe-guarding the interests of intellectual
property by taking measures aimed at combating counterfeiting
and product piracy. It provides both an overview of relevant
intellectual property rights and the full array of measures that
companies can take to enforce their intellectual property rights.
Tactics in M&A Arbitration
edited by Karl J.T. Wach
and Frank Meckes
2008, 478 Seiten
ISBN 978-3-941389-00-7
€ 198,–
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Disputes regarding M&A transactions are often subject of arbitration proceedings. Their inherent flexibility creates scope for manoeuvre that, skilfully handled, can significantly contribute to the successful outcome of a dispute. The tactical opportunities of the arbitration process - against the background of eight key jurisdictions - are introduced and discussed in this book:
- Selection of adequate proceedings
- Structuring the arbitration agreement (procedural rules, place and language of arbitration, multi-party situations)
- Preparing the proceedings
- Constitution of arbitration tribunals
- Interim relief
- Institution of proceedings and suspension of limitation periods
- Termination of the arbitration proceedings
- Measures against the arbitration award
- Recognition and enforcement of the arbitration award
- Annex: Comprehensive collection of relevant arbitration rules and national legislation
Business Laws of Germany
edited by Thomas Wegerich
Book – softbound
2009
ISBN-13: 9780314900050
$ 100,00
Please order your copy at tyesha.witcher@thomsonreuters.com
Written by a widely recognized expert panel from premier German and international law fi rms, this title explains key issues and pitfalls arising from
clients‘ transactions in Germany. It helps the reader gain a better understanding of what actions need to be taken and possible outcomes of those actions. This softbound twovolume
work is updated annually.
- Written by more than 50 highly regarded and well-known authors
who quickly educate readers on key issues
- Off ers analytical, concise discussion of all aspects of business law in Germany, off ering one-stop research for practitioners
- Provides practice-oriented examples and case studies that make application of legal theory easy for busy practitioners
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