Program Description: The George Mason University Antonin Scalia Law School was proud to host the Tenth Annual Transatlantic Law Forum. This year‘s Forum was entitled Business and the Rule of Law. Over two days, prominent scholars, judges, and legal practitioners from both sides of the Atlantic discussed pressing legal and political questions in a world where relations between business and government have become much more contentious, much more global, and much more incestuous. Panel and Luncheon topics included “Legal Uncertainty, Risk, and Ambiguity”; “Global Business and Resurgent Nationalism”; “Bargaining with the State”; “Government Networks and Arbitration”; “The Fate of the Productive Middle Class”; and “Corporatism, Cronies, and Corruption.”