Over the past few decades, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) pay has risen spectacularly, as has debate regarding why this has occurred and whether policy should or can correct it./lawCategory: Faculty...
France was the first country to introduce a law requiring companies to develop a vigilance plan preventing serious violations of human rights and fundamental freedoms, health and safety damages to...
AI and people do not compete on a level-playing field. Self-driving vehicles may be safer than human drivers, but laws often penalize such technology./lawCategory: Faculty of Law
The lecture examines three key aspects of the impact of AI on corporate governance. First, the tech industry’s general governance disfunction focused on highly controlling founders, the financing...
Private corporations are under a legal obligation to respect international human rights. This is an emerging consensus on the international level. But how does this operate in practice?/lawCategory...
The Faculty of Law is happy to announce the launch of its new website: the McGill Business Law Platform. Guided by Professor Peer Zumbansen, inaugural incumbent of the Professorship in Business Law...
Professor of Business Law Peer Zumbansen welcomes Jonathan Price and Bernhard Maier for the first lecture in the Seminars in Busi/lawCategory: Faculty of Law
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