Research shows that strategic dispute resolution and early intervention reduce direct and indirect costs of conflicts. Minimal costs are involved in preventing and de-escalating disputes, compared with the costs of arbitration and litigation, for example. In this context, the traditional view of contracts as legal documents or reactive enforcement mechanisms is too narrow. Contracts can be used proactively, ex ante, too, enhancing the parties’ chances of success and preventing unnecessary problems. In Europe, this is part of what is known as Proactive Law; in the US, Preventive Law. On both sides of the Atlantic, it can also be framed as practicing proactive contracting or proactive contract design. Well-designed contracting processes and d...
International transactions present unique legal risks. When a contract touches several different nat...
The paper is deemed to present the advantages of resolving a dispute or a potential dispute througho...
In recent years, legal scholars in the United States and Europe have explored aspects of legal strat...
The aggravation of international trade relations makes it difficult for a contract to predict every ...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences interfirm dispute resolution processes and...
Lawyers are the engineers and architects of contractual frameworks. Arguably, with respect to the su...
The article determines which conflict resolution mechanisms are constructive and which are destructi...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences inter-firm dispute resolution processes an...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences inter-firm dispute resolution processes an...
Working paper published by Centre for Market and Public Organisation, University of Bristol Departme...
In fast-paced and knowledge-intensive environments, licensing partnerships can be powerful levers fo...
International transactions present unique legal risks. When a contract touches several different nat...
The paper is deemed to present the advantages of resolving a dispute or a potential dispute througho...
In recent years, legal scholars in the United States and Europe have explored aspects of legal strat...
The aggravation of international trade relations makes it difficult for a contract to predict every ...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences interfirm dispute resolution processes and...
Lawyers are the engineers and architects of contractual frameworks. Arguably, with respect to the su...
The article determines which conflict resolution mechanisms are constructive and which are destructi...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences inter-firm dispute resolution processes an...
This article examines an under-explored reason to have contract law: conflict minimization. An impor...
This paper investigates how contract structure influences inter-firm dispute resolution processes an...
Working paper published by Centre for Market and Public Organisation, University of Bristol Departme...
In fast-paced and knowledge-intensive environments, licensing partnerships can be powerful levers fo...
International transactions present unique legal risks. When a contract touches several different nat...
The paper is deemed to present the advantages of resolving a dispute or a potential dispute througho...
In recent years, legal scholars in the United States and Europe have explored aspects of legal strat...