Studio portrait of Max Gruenthal Portraits Men

Signed lower left by photographer

Albert Einstein with his son-in-law Rudolf Kayser Portraits Groups; Men

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Max Molling; Hannover, Germany.

Reproduction of an illustration which appeared in the 1927 Commercial Directory

Elizabeth Krakauer nee Gottschalk with her mother-in-law Auguste Krakauer nee Mayer in front of a house.

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Max and Martha Liebermann seated next to the lake; Wannsee Portraits Couples

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Erich Gustav Baum (on right) with undientified man (maybe his father-in-law David Dublon?) standing next to a narrow cobblestone street full of horse-drawn carriages Portraits Men

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Recognition and enforcement in cross-border insolvency law: A proposal for judicial gap-filling

This Article analyzes the recognition and enforcement of cross-border insolvency judgments from the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia to determine whether the UNCITRAL Model Law’s goal of modified universalism is currently being practiced, and subjects the Model Law to analysis through the lens of international relations theories to elaborate a way forward. We posit that courts could use the express language of the Model Law text to confer recognition and enforcement of foreign insolvency judgments. The adoption of our proposal will reduce costs, maximize recovery for creditors, and ensure predictability for all parties.

Studio portrait of Max Schoenewald.

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Studio portrait of Max Osterberg; Stuttgart Portraits Men

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Audience members (including Max Rieser?); 3rd International Congress of Aesthetics; Venice Portraits Groups

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Autographed portrait of expressionist painter Emil Luethy dedicated to Max Rieser Portraits Men

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