The paper explores directors’ liability in the era in which artificial intelligence may become a partner in deliberation. The business judgment rule is thus confronted with an atypical interlocutor, one capable of shaping the very infrastructure of decision-making reasoning. In this frontier space, where law meets technology, decision-making autonomy, prudence and diligence acquire novel, as yet uncharted nuances. Within an uncertain legal fra...

This article approaches the issue of the abuse of the voting right, from the perspective of the current legislation, that is the New Civil Code, and the fact that it conflicts with The Companies Law no. 31/1990, as well as with The Capital Market Law no. 297/2004, which laws were inspired by the former Decree no. 31/1954. The two most common forms of the abuse of the voting right, that is minority oppression and majority harassment, are analyz...