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THE DILEMMA OF SHAREHOLDER CLAIMS FOR REFLECTIVE LOSS IN INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT LAW: DIVERSIFICATION OR FRAGMENTATION?
Shareholder reflective loss (SRL) claims are filed by shareholders seeking compensation for the indirect damage they incur due to the injury directly suffered by their company. The loss of shareholders reflects the company’s loss in the form of a reduction of their share value. While national corpor...
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