Prof. Simone Favaloro

• For class and exam preparation, students will be expected to study the materials made available on the MyLUISS platform, including PowerPoint presentations, academic journal articles, case studies, and other relevant legal documents.

Argomenti del programma: The course examines the legal frameworks through which international trade and investment are organized, governed, and protected in an increasingly interconnected global economy. It is structured in two complementary parts. In global financial systems, investment is largely channeled through corporate entities operating in equity and debt markets.

• Slides, materials, research papers, and case studies will be listed and made available on the e-learning platform and assigned to students on a weekly basis.

Argomenti del programma: The course will begin with some introductory classes that will provide an overview on: • Business law in Europe and in the United States, with emphasis on the different functioning of common and civil law systems; • sole proprietorship and partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations; • competition law; • bankruptcy and Chapter 11.

• Slides, materials, research papers, and case studies will be listed and made available on the e-learning platform and assigned to students on a weekly basis.

Argomenti del programma: The course will begin with some introductory classes that will provide an overview on: • Business law in Europe and in the United States, with emphasis on the different functioning of common and civil law systems; • sole proprietorship and partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations; • competition law; • bankruptcy and Chapter 11.

• Slides, materials, research papers, and case studies will be listed and made available on the e-learning platform and assigned to students on a weekly basis.

Argomenti del programma: The course will begin with some introductory classes that will provide an overview on: • Business law in Europe and in the United States, with emphasis on the different functioning of common and civil law systems; • sole proprietorship and partnerships, limited liability companies and corporations; • competition law; • bankruptcy and Chapter 11.