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The EAPIL Blog’s Family Grows!

by The Editors of the EAPIL blog

A new member has joined the editorial team of the EAPIL blog: Erik Sinander.

Erik is a senior lecturer in private international law at the Stockholm University. Being specialized also in labour law, he hopes to contribute to the blog with posts about e.g. private international labour law as well as general developments in the field of private international law from the Nordic countries.

His first post has just been published.

Welcome, Erik!

Adrian Briggs on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “To pick up the reference to the case of Gambazzi, if the application is to enforce or otherwise give effect…”
Gilles Cuniberti on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks indeed, Pietro. The same issues were raised and addressed similarly in France. First, a distinction between the civil…”
Matthias Lehmann on Worldwide Freezing Injunctions Granted in Common Law Jurisdictions: A Civil Law Perspective: “Many thanks for relaying this fascinating decision! The Corte di cassazione deserves to be commended for its open and realistic…”
Andreas Bucher on Jurisdiction in Employment Matters under Brussels I bis: A Proposal for Reform: “Interesting, however still consideerably complicated. Should the position not be that weaker party would be better protected if the grounds…”
Gilles Cuniberti on French Supreme Court Rules Certificate Provided for in Article 53 Brussels I bis May Be Served 5 Minutes before Enforcement: “Dear Adrian, I guess it depends whether you consider that the debtor could apply for refusal of enforcement even before…”

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