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Article January 2004	Celebrity financing - get me out of here Author Legalease Finance Special Report An article on football financing.
Article 2004	Retroactivity of Remedies in WTO Commercial Defense disputes: State of Play and Way Forward Journal of Law and Economics of International Trade, Vol. 1, Issue 1
Article 1 December 2003	The Incredible Shrinking Court; If Their Productivity Were Measured By Private Sector Standards, The Supremes Might Receive Pink Slips In the corporate world, budget-conscious managers strive to improve their organization's productivity, generating more product, more efficiently, with fewer resources. In government, productivity is virtually irrelevant. Government agencies are spared the rigors of the market and survive forever regardless of their efficiency. In this respect, unfortunately, the U.S. Supreme Court is just like any other government agency.
Book December 2003	Insurance Law and Practice in Hong Kong ISBN: 9789626612163, Textbook Author Sweet & Maxwell Hong Kong
Legal Update 10 November 2003	Implied Trust And Confidence: An Update Mayer Brown JSM Legal Update In a recent UK case, Steven Horkulak v Cantor Fitzgerald International [2003] EWHC 1918 (QB), the High Court made it clear that a high pressure working environment and well paid job cannot justify conduct that is likely to destroy the relationship of implied trust and confidence.
Article November 2003	Urkundenvorlegung im Zivilprozess - Annäherung an das amerikanische (Submission of Documents in Civil Proceedings – Approximation to the American discovery procedures?) Die Justiz 2003, 572 et seq. Reproduced with the kind permission of Neue Justiz, November 2003.
Article September 2003	Conversations with the Honorable Dick Thornburgh Washington Legal Foundation, Bulletin on Punitive Damages On April 7, 2003, in State Farm Mutual Life Ins. Co. v. Campbell, the U.S. Supreme Court issued its most definitive pronouncement on punitive damages to date. The Court’s ruling will have a profound impact on a wide range of civil lawsuits, and comes at a time when judges and juries are issuing increasingly inflated punitive awards.
Article 1 September 2003	Mayer Brown Pro Bono Update Fall 2003 The Patriot
Article August 2003	Les centres de trésorerie en Belgique
Artikel August 2003	Haftungsrisiken für GmbH-Geschäftsführer Betrieb und Wirtschaft, Heft 15
Legal Update 28 July 2003	Will Intervening Periods Between Successive Contracts Prevent An Employee's Right To Statutory Severance Or Long Service Pay? Mayer Brown JSM Legal Update In Lui Lin Kam & Others v Nice Creation Development Limited (9 July 2003, an appeal from the Labour Tribunal), the Court of First Instance ruled upon an employee's right to statutory severance payment when the employee is employed under an arrangement of successive contracts.
Article 1 July 2003	Special Challenges in Financing Airport Concessions in Emerging Markets Recession, terrorism, war and epidemic have converged to produce what many call the “perfect storm” currently deluging the global airline industry. Major carriers struggle to survive, old assumptions are questioned, new business models are emerging, financing is scarce. Airports cannot help but suffer as passenger traffic falls off a cliff and costs rise due to the new security and health measures required to lure travelers back to the air.

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