By violating the legally protected interests of others and standard market behavior, companies chalk up large profits obtained from unlawful acts. It seems that the law has neither a legal framework nor efficient instruments for preventing this from happening. André Janssen addresses the issue of whether a skimming of excess profits which is based on liability law and designed to be preventive can rectify this.

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Geboren 1972; Studium der Rechtswissenschaften in Münster und Nimwegen;2001 Promotion; 2014 Habilitation; seit 2015 Professor an der City University Hong Kong.