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Company Lawyer, The

Company Lawyer, The
Practice Area: Company Law
ISSN: 0144-1027
Published by: Sweet & Maxwell
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The Company Lawyer has been designed to keep readers up to date and fully aware of the implications of the constant changes and reforms in company law. The journal can be relied upon for critical discussion and analysis of key issues in company law.
  • New opinion section written by a leading figure
  • The editorial column is an independent voice on major issues facing companies, their in-house legal advisers and lawyers in private practice
  • Penetrating articles examine in detail areas of company law and securities regulation
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  • Company Lawyer Briefing provides the most convenient way of finding out what changes have been introduced in company law and securities regulation, and what effect they will have
  • Contributors located in over 30 world business and investment centres report on significant developments in international company law

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Contributions are cordially invited and should be accompanied by the name and address of the contributor (not necessarily for publication). Analysis and International articles should not exceed 6,000 words and should be sent to Professor Barry A.K. Rider, Jesus College, Cambridge, CB5 8BL or email b.rider@jesus.cam.ac.uk. Analysis articles should be accompanied by an abstract not exceeding 60 words. Briefing articles should not exceed 1500 words, be as topical as possible and should also be sent to Professor Rider. Contributors must supply their full contact details for further correspondence and are responsible for complying with the house style guide before making a submission.

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EDITORS & EDITORIAL BOARD

General Editor
PROFESSOR BARRY A.K. RIDER OBE—Professorial Fellow, Centre for Development Studies, University of Cambridge, Professor of Comparative Law, Renmin University and former Director of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of London

Editors
PROFESSOR MICHAEL ASHE QC SC
PROFESSOR ANDREW HAYNES
PROFESSOR CHIZU NAKAJIMA
PROFESSOR STUART BAZLEY
DR DAYANATH JAYASURIYA PC
DR SHIRLEY QUO
PROFESSOR SITI FARIDAH ABDUL JABBAR
PROFESSOR WAI YEE WAN
PROFESSOR IRIS CHIU
DR VINCENZO BAVOSO
PROFESSOR PIERRE SCHAMMO
DR RICHARD ALEXANDER
DR LU’AYY AL RIMAWI
DR WANGWEI LIN
MS TUGCE YALCIN
MS LI-HONG XING
MR JULIAN HARRIS

Editorial Advisory Board
LORD HOPE OF CRAIGHEAD
LORD HOFFMANN
MR MICHAEL BLAIR QC
PROFESSOR JOHN BIRDS
PROFESSOR DAVID MILMAN
PROFESSOR SIR ROY GOODE QC
PROFESSOR ANU ARORA
PROFESSOR A.J. BOYLE
PROFESSOR ADRIAN WALTERS
PROFESSOR PHILIP RUTLEDGE
PROFESSOR HARRY RAJAK
PROFESSOR EILÍS FERRAN
PROFESSOR RICHARD NOLAN
PROFESSOR JENNIFER PAYNE
PROFESSOR DAN PRENTICE
PROFESSOR EVA LOMNICKA QC
HER HON JUDGE DIANA FABER
PROFESSOR G. McCORMACK
PROFESSOR JOHN FARRAR
PROFESSOR DAVID SUGARMAN
THE HON MR JUSTICE DAVID HAYTON
MR SAUL FROOMKIN QC
PROFESSOR P. TRIDIMAS
MR MICHAEL CRYSTAL QC
PROFESSOR PAUL LATIMER
PROFESSOR TOM HURST
PROFESSOR MICHAEL LEVI
PROFESSOR ALISTAIR ALCOCK
PROFESSOR SIR IVAN LAWRENCE QC
PROFESSOR ROSS GRANTHAM
MR TIM HERRINGTON
PROFESSOR JULIA BLACK
PROFESSOR GUIDO FERRARINI
PROFESSOR GEOFFREY MORSE
PROFESSOR PAUL DAVIES
MS LISA LINKLATER
PROFESSOR CHARLOTTE VILLIERS
PROFESSOR RIFAAT KARIM
PROFESSOR LOUIS DE KOKER
PROFESSOR KERN ALEXANDER
MR KHEWAR QURESHI QC
PROFESSOR SARAH WORTHINGTON
PROFESSOR SALLY WHEELER
PROFESSOR JOHN LOWRY
DR YE FENG
PROFESSOR G.R. SULLIVAN
MR SHOUSHUANG LI
PROFESSOR MADS ANDENAS QC
PROFESSOR ZHEN JING

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“The Company Lawyer considers issues of UK and international company law, corporate governance, financial regulation, corporate insolvency and other topics of interest to the world of business.

Analysis and international articles should not exceed 6,000 words and should be sent to Professor Barry A.K. Rider, Jesus College, Cambridge, CB5 8BL or email to
b.rider@jesus.cam.ac.uk. Analysis articles should be accompanied by an abstract not exceeding 60 words. Briefing articles should not exceed 1,000 words, be as topical as possible and should also be sent to Professor Rider.”

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CONTACT US

Editorial correspondence
Professor Barry Rider
Jesus College
Cambridge
CB5 8BL
Email: b.rider@jesus.cam.ac.uk

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