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Revisiting the Economic Value of the Choice of Law in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Building upon the Law & Economics literature, we examine the economic value of the choice of law (“COL”) both from the perspective of the choice of an applicable substantive law to a contract and regarding the choice of jurisdiction. We show the different ways this choice represents a resourceful to
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