Freshfields lecture: Hanotiau criticises 'group of companies' doctrine

Alison Ross

Monday, 25 October 2010

Belgian arbitrator and academic Bernard Hanotiau used last week's Freshfields lecture to attack the ‘group of companies’ doctrine – arguing that it is a “shortcut to avoid legal reasoning” which should “disappear from our vocabulary”.

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