UK: conference papers published - directors' duties and shareholder litigation in the wake of the financial crisis

In September this year, a conference titled "Directors' Duties and Shareholder Litigation in the Wake of the Financial Crisis" was held in Leeds under the auspices of the University of Leeds Centre for Business Law and Practice. An audio recording of the panel discussion session is available here (mp3). Copies of the papers presented have also been published:

Mr Robin Hollington QC, New Square Chambers: The Winding up of Hedge Funds on Treasure Islands (pdf).

Professor John Armour, Oxford University: Is Delaware Losing Its Cases? (pdf). 

Andrew Campbell, Ashridge Strategic Management Centre: Why Good Leaders Make Bad Decisions (pdf, abstract only).

Professor Janet Dine, Queen Mary, University of London: Post-Concession Company Models in Potential European Company Law (pdf). 

Mr Louis Doyle, Kings Chambers: The Susceptibility to Meaningful Attack of Breaches of Directors' Duties under English Law (pdf).

Dr Michael Galanis, University of Leeds: The Dynamics of Corporate Bargaining and the Law vs. Contract Debate: Chocolate, Cars and Other Systemic Issues (pdf). 

Professor Andrew Keay, University of Leeds: The Duty to Promote the Success of the Company: Is it Fit for Purpose? (pdf).

Professor Roman Tomasic, Durham University: Shareholder Activism and Legislation Against UK Banks - The Limits of Company Law Remedies (pdf).