10 Key Argentine Law Titles for 2025–2026: Banking, AI, Arbitration & Digital Evidence
Legal work is moving fast: AI governance, privacy, fintech, digital evidence, cross-border disputes, and compliance are no longer “future topics”—they are part of the daily work of law firms, in-house teams, courts, and academic libraries.
To support targeted and discretionary acquisitions, I curated a selection of 10 recent and high-impact titles from La Ley / Thomson Reuters Argentina. These works address the legal areas currently shaping professional practice and research: banking and finance, arbitration and foreign investments, patents, AI and data protection, electronic contracting, and digital evidence, alongside a key reference on human rights and constitutional guarantees.
Curated List (Top 10)
Selected titles suitable for professional, academic, and public law library collections.
Teoría General de los Títulos Valores — María Valentina Aicega (Ed. 2026)
Why it matters: Securities and negotiable instruments remain central to commercial practice, especially where credit circulation, enforceability, and formal requirements intersect.
Best for: Commercial and banking lawyers, judges, advanced students, and law libraries strengthening core private law collections.
Tratado de Derecho Comercial y Empresario. Contratos bancarios, comerciales y de cambio (Tomo IV) — Osvaldo R. Gómez Leo (Ed. 2022)
Why it matters: A comprehensive reference for complex commercial and financial contracting, combining doctrinal depth with practical structure.
Best for: Large law firms, corporate legal departments, courts, postgraduate programs, and reference collections.
Derecho Bancario: Contratos y Problemas Actuales — Nicolás J. Negri (Ed. 2025)
Why it matters: Banking law is being reshaped by digitalization, fintech products, compliance demands, and consumer protection trends.
Best for: Banking and finance teams, compliance officers, academics, and libraries supporting financial regulation research.
Tratado de Arbitraje Comercial Internacional Argentino — Roque J. Caivano & Natalia M. Ceballos Ríos (Ed. 2020)
Why it matters: International arbitration continues to grow as cross-border trade expands and enforcement standards evolve.
Best for: Arbitration practitioners, corporate counsel, universities, and research libraries.
El Derecho Internacional de las Inversiones Extranjeras — Daniel Casal (Ed. 2024)
Why it matters: Investment protection and treaty-based arbitration remain strategic areas for states, investors, and legal advisors.
Best for: International law collections, arbitration teams, public policy programs, and advanced research.
Derecho de Patentes — Martín Bensadón et al. (Ed. 2023)
Why it matters: Patents are central to innovation, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and technology transfer strategies.
Best for: IP practitioners, corporate legal teams, universities, technology transfer offices, and specialized libraries.
IA y Protección de Datos — Mauricio Boretto (Ed. 2025)
Why it matters: Artificial intelligence amplifies privacy risks and regulatory exposure, making AI governance and data protection critical.
Best for: Data protection officers, compliance teams, legal tech professionals, and law libraries modernizing technology law collections.
Contratos Electrónicos: Teoría General y Cuestiones Procesales — Gastón E. Bielli & Carlos J. Ordoñez (Ed. 2023)
Why it matters: Digital contracting dominates modern commerce, raising complex issues of proof, enforcement, and litigation.
Best for: Corporate counsel, civil and commercial litigators, judges, and procedural law collections.
Deepfakes y Prueba Electrónica — Gastón Enrique Bielli (Ed. 2025)
Why it matters: Deepfakes challenge traditional standards of authenticity and reliability in electronic evidence.
Best for: Litigation teams, prosecutors, forensic specialists, judicial training programs, and public institutions.
Manual de Derechos Humanos y Garantías — Pablo Luis Manili (Ed. 2022)
Why it matters: Human rights and constitutional guarantees remain the foundation of judicial reasoning and public law.
Best for: Public law libraries, universities, courts, NGOs, and government institutions.
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