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This post was written by Ugljesa Grusic, Associate Professor at University College London. It offers a preview of the upcoming developments relatingContinue Reading
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This post was written by Ugljesa Grusic, Associate Professor at University College London. It offers a preview of the upcoming developments relatingContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lydia Lundstedt, Senior Lecturer at the Stockholm University. Under Swedish copyright law, broadcasting organizationsContinue Reading
As noted earlier on this blog, on 24 May 2023, from 6 pm to 8 pm CEST, the forth andContinue Reading
As noted earlier on this blog, on 17 May 2023, from 6 pm to 8 pm CEST, the third webinarContinue Reading
In this post, Sandrine Brachotte presents her doctoral work on private international law and so-called “conflicts of worldviews”, which sheContinue Reading
This post was written by Nadia Rusinova (Hague University of Applied Sciences). The judgment of the Court of Justice ofContinue Reading
As noted earlier on this blog, on 10 May 2023, from 6 pm to 8 pm CEST, the second webinarContinue Reading
Pablo Quinzá Redondo, Lecturer of Private International Law at the University of Valencia, is the author of this monograph publishedContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lydia Lundstedt, who is a Senior Lecturer at the Stockholm University. On 27 AprilContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog is reporting about the conference on The Law of Treaties as Applied to Private International Law inContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog will report about the conference on The Law of Treaties as Applied to Private International Law inContinue Reading
Membership in the European Association of Private International Law comes with a small burden: the annual fees! If you’re aContinue Reading
This post was authored by François Mailhé, who is Professor of Private Law at the University of Picardie Jules Verne.Continue Reading
This post was written by Sören Segger-Piening, Julius-Maximilians-Universität Würzburg. It is with a heavy heart that I have to announce the passingContinue Reading
This post was written by Giesela Rühl, LL.M. (Berkeley), Humboldt-University of Berlin, and is also available via conflictoflaws.net. On 25 April 2023 theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Verena Wodniansky-Wildenfeld, University of Vienna. Since the introduction of the Rome II Regulation, the questionContinue Reading
This post was written by Giesela Rühl. The European Association of Private International Law mourns the loss of Jürgen Basedow,Continue Reading
The author of this post is Uglješa Grušić, Associate Professor, Faculty of Laws, University College London. As has already been reportedContinue Reading
The European Commission has published in December 2022 an ambitious proposal for a new Regulation dealing with the private internationalContinue Reading
This post was written by Gilles Cuniberti and Anna Wysocka-Bar. On 26 January 2023, the European Commission has launched anContinue Reading
The EAPIL Working Group on the Reform of the Brussels I bis Regulation has set up a survey to collectContinue Reading
The EAPIL Working Group on the Law Applicable to Digital Assets has issued a Position Paper to comment on theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Stefano Ferrero, partner at Gattai Minoli, Milan. As a follow-up to the post byContinue Reading
The author of this post is Francesca Maoli (University of Genova). On 9 March 2023, the CJEU delivered a judgmentContinue Reading
It has already been announced on this blog that a conference on The Law of Treaties as Applied to PrivateContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Fabienne Jault-Seseke, who is Professor at University Paris Saclay (UVSQ), and a member of GEDIP.Continue Reading
This is the and final part of a post collectively written by Marion Ho-Dac and Matthias Lehmann. Part one isContinue Reading
The author of this post is Uglješa Grušić, Associate Professor at the Faculty of Laws of the University College London.Continue Reading
This post was collectively written by Marion Ho-Dac and Matthias Lehmann. It consists of two parts. Part two can beContinue Reading
This post has been written by Silvana Canales Gutiérrez, who is a Postdoctoral Researcher at Rovira i Virgili University (Tarragona).Continue Reading
This post was contributed by Catherine Kessedjian, Professor Emerita of the University Paris Panthéon-Assas and Chair of the ADI/ILA 2023Continue Reading
Dear fellow Members of the European Association of Private International Law, have you paid your annual fees? If you haven’t,Continue Reading
How did things go with the EAPIL blog in 2022? The following statistics provide some answers. About 315 posts haveContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog goes on “Winter Break mode”, meaning that only few posts will be published over the next fewContinue Reading
This post was written by Felix M. Wilke, University of Bayreuth. The new EU Sale of Goods Directive 2019/771 andContinue Reading
The author of this post is Cristina González Beilfuss (University of Barcelona). The MPA case (Case C-501/20), decided by the CJEUContinue Reading
As noted earlier on this blog, on 2 December 2022, from 4 pm to 5.30 pm (MET), EAPIL will holdContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Caroline Sophie Rupp, who is a professor at the University of Kiel. To vary anContinue Reading
This post was written by Pietro Franzina and Thalia Kruger, and is being published simultaneously on Conflictoflaws.net and on theContinue Reading
As noted earlier on this blog, on 2 December 2022, from 4 pm to 5.30 pm (MET), EAPIL will holdContinue Reading
This post, written by Pascal de Vareilles Sommières, who is a Professor at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, isContinue Reading
This is the second and final part of a post contributed by Estelle Gallant, regarding the provisions on parentage inContinue Reading
This post, written by Estelle Gallant, who is a Professor at the University of Toulouse Capitole, is the sixth inContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lydia Lundstedt, who is a Senior Lecturer at the Stockholm University. On 20 OctoberContinue Reading
This post was written by Hans van Loon. As reported in this blog before the European Commission on 23 February 2022Continue Reading
The author of this post is Michele Casi, Post-doc, DILHPS Università degli Studi di Milano, and researcher involved in theContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Jeremy Heymann, who is Professor of Law at Université Jean Moulin Lyon 3. On 29Continue Reading
This post was written by Robert Vogelauer, Vienna. In a decision of 27 January 2022 the Austrian Supreme Court ruledContinue Reading
The author of this post is Francesca Maoli, who is a Researcher at the University of Genova. The Brussels IIContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Thomas Mastrullo, who is an Associate Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Luxembourg.Continue Reading
The author of this post is Lydia Lundstedt, who is a Senior Lecturer at the Stockholm University. In IRnova (C-399/21),Continue Reading
This post was written by Paul Lorenz Eichmüller, University of Vienna. Austrian law provides for an international forum necessitatis inContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Dr. Vincent Richard, who practices with Wurth Kinsch Olinger in Luxembourg. The end of theContinue Reading
This post was authored by François Mailhé, who is Professor of Private Law at the University of Picardie Jules Verne.Continue Reading
This post was written by Stefan Leible and Felix M. Wilke (both University of Bayreuth). It is the fourth inContinue Reading
This post was written by Paul Lorenz Eichmüller, Vienna. After the Austrian Supreme Court had filed a reference for aContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog won’t stop running during the Summer, but new posts will come out at a slower pace inContinue Reading
After more than 3 years of active involvement in the EAPIL Young Research Network, which she had co-founded together withContinue Reading
This post was written by Paul Lorenz Eichmüller, University of Vienna. Austrian civil procedure law contains a provision that requiresContinue Reading
Just a few days have passed since the team of the EAPIL blog welcomed Erik Sinander as a new editor.Continue Reading
This post was contributed by Fabienne Jault-Seseke, who is Professor at University Paris Saclay (UVSQ), and a member of GEDIP.Continue Reading
This is the third contribution to an online symposium on the ruling of the European Court of Justice, of 20Continue Reading
A new member has joined the editorial team of the EAPIL blog: Erik Sinander. Erik is a senior lecturer inContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lydia Lundstedt, Senior lecturer at the Stockholm University. Jurisdiction over foreign patent disputes is againContinue Reading
The post below was written by Adrian Briggs QC, who is Professor of Private International Law Emeritus at the UniversityContinue Reading
The author of this post is Etienne Farnoux, who is a professor of law at the University of Strasbourg. HeContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Francesco Pesce, who is an associate professor at the University of Genoa. The very firstContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog is reporting about the Association’s founding conference in Aarhus by dedicated posts published at the end ofContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog is reporting about the Association’s founding conference in Aarhus by dedicated posts published at the end ofContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog will report about the Association’s founding conference in Aarhus by a dedicated post at the end ofContinue Reading
The EAPIL founding conference is now just a few days away. As the readers of this blog know, the event will take placeContinue Reading
The author of this post is Jachin Van Doninck, Lecturer in civil procedure, private international law and ADR at the VrijeContinue Reading
As the readers of this blog know, the EAPIL founding conference will take place in Aarhus on 2, 3 andContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Yuliya Chernykh, who is associate professor in law at the Inland Norway University of AppliedContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Vincent Richard, who practices with Wurth Kinsch Olinger in Luxembourg. On 7 April 2022, the CourtContinue Reading
The author of this post is Martina Mantovani, Phd Candidate at the University Panthéon-Assas. Climate change litigation has increased dramaticallyContinue Reading
The author of this post is Julian Henrique Dias Rodrigues, lawyer in Lisbon. On 27 January 2022, the Lisbon CourtContinue Reading
In this post, Marylou Françoise presents her doctoral work on the role of courts in choice of law from anContinue Reading
The EAPIL founding conference is fast approaching! The conference will take place onsite in Aarhus on 2, 3 and 4Continue Reading
The EAPIL Board has been closely monitoring the evolving situation in Ukraine during the past two weeks and established contactContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Christine Bidaud, who is Professor at the University Jean Moulin – Lyon 3, co-director of theContinue Reading
The European Association of Private International Law learnt with great sadness the passing of Peter Mankowski. The editors of the EAPILContinue Reading
This memorial was contributed by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Magnus. On 10 February 2022 Peter Mankowski passed away, entirely unexpected atContinue Reading
The European Commission has launched a public consultation on the prospect of an EU-wide protection for vulnerable adults, i.e., personsContinue Reading
This post was written by Johan Meeusen, who is a professor at the University of Antwerp and a Member ofContinue Reading
This post was contributed by François Mailhé, who is Professor at the University of Picardy – Jules Verne. On 17Continue Reading
The author of this post is Zhen Chen, PhD researcher of Private International Law at the University of Groningen. ConsumerContinue Reading
This post was written by Amy Held and Matthias Lehmann. Prima facie, it does not seem that anyone need beContinue Reading
The author of this post is Marco Buzzoni, Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg. On 21 December 2021,Continue Reading
The post below was written by Matthias Lehmann, who is Professor of Private International Law at the University of Vienna.Continue Reading
The post below was written by Bernard Haftel, who is Professor of Private International Law at the University of SorbonneContinue Reading
The post below was written by Adrian Briggs QC, who is Professor of Private International Law Emeritus at the UniversityContinue Reading
This is the first contribution to the on-line symposium regarding the ruling of the Court of Justice in the caseContinue Reading
It’s been another busy year for the EAPIL blog. The 310 posts we have published in 2021 have attracted aboutContinue Reading
All best wishes to the members of the European Association of Private International Law, the readers of (and subscribers to)Continue Reading
This post was contributed by Olivera Boskovic, who is a Professor at the Université de Paris. The situation of victimsContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Dr. Vito Bumbaca, who is Assistant Lecturer at the University of Geneva. In a rulingContinue Reading
This post was written by Amy Held, LL.B., LL.M., LL.M., University of Vienna. Judgment in Silverman v Ryanair DAC [2021]Continue Reading
A series of webinars have taken place since June this year to celebrate European Law Institute’s 10th anniversary. The latestContinue Reading
From November 15 to 17, the members of the Working Group on International Property Law held a first meeting inContinue Reading
The author of this post is Burcu Yüksel Ripley, who is a Senior Lecturer in law and the Director of the CentreContinue Reading
As announced earlier on this blog, the EAPIL Founding Conference will eventually take place on 2, 3 and 4 June 2022Continue Reading
Marco Pasqua, who has been serving as the social media manager of the European Association of Private International Law, isContinue Reading
This post was written by Thomas Mastrullo, Associate Professor at University of Luxembourg. Background The European Commission has for severalContinue Reading
This post was written by Felix M. Wilke, University of Bayreuth, Germany. The most relevant aspects were squarely in theContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Hans van Loon, a member of GEDIP and of the Institut de Droit International andContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Thomas Mastrullo, who is an Associate Professor at the University of Luxembourg. In a judgmentContinue Reading
A partial renewal of positions, both of AGs and of judges, will take place next October at the Court ofContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Fabienne Jault-Seseke, who is Professor at University Paris Saclay (UVSQ), and a member of GEDIP.Continue Reading
This post was contributed by Vincent Richard, who practices with Wurth Kinsch Olinger in Luxembourg. On 9 September 2021, the CourtContinue Reading
The Scientific Committee of the European Association of Private International Law has approved the establishment of a Working Group onContinue Reading
The author of this post is Erik Sinander, Senior lecturer at the Stockholm University. In a judgment of 15 July 2021, over twoContinue Reading
The author of this post is Carlos Santaló Goris, research fellow at the MPI Luxembourg and Ph.D. candidate at theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Christelle Chalas, who is an Associate Professor at the University of Lille. Background The FrenchContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Dr. Sally El Sawah, Avocat aux Barreaux de Paris et du Caire, Registered Foreign LawyerContinue Reading
After arguing that States Should Not Ratify, and Should Instead Denounce, the Hague Choice-Of-Court Agreements Convention, Gary Born received aContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Nicolas Kyriakides, who is a practising lawyer in Cyprus and an Adjunct Faculty at theContinue Reading
The authors of this post are Lena Hornkohl, LL.M. (College of Europe), Senior Research Fellow Max Planck Institute Luxembourg forContinue Reading
Summer has come! The blog will remain open, but blogging will be lighter in the coming weeks. We will resume ourContinue Reading
Membership in the European Association of Private International Law entails the payment of a (small) annual fee. Fees are dueContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Alexia Pato, who is Postdoc Research Fellow at the University of McGill (Montreal, Canada). TheContinue Reading
The author of this post is Burcu Yüksel Ripley, who is a Lecturer in law and the Director of the Centre forContinue Reading
This is the fourth post of an online symposium on the recent judgment of the CJEU in Vereniging van EffectenbezittersContinue Reading
This post was drafted by Paul Lorenz Eichmüller, Vienna. This year’s third issue of the German journal “Praxis des Internationalen Privat- und Verfahrensrechts” (IPRax) contains two articles andContinue Reading
In a series of posts published at the Kluwer Arbitration Blog, Gary Born argues that States Should Not Ratify, andContinue Reading
This post was written by Edyta Figura-Góralczyk, University of Economics in Kraków (Poland). On 17 June 2021 the Court of JusticeContinue Reading
This post has been drafted by Dr. Felix M. Wilke, University of Bayreuth, Germany. A new contestant has entered theContinue Reading
This is the third post of an online symposium on the recent judgment of the CJEU in Vereniging van EffectenbezittersContinue Reading
This is the second post of an online symposium on the recent judgment of the CJEU in Vereniging van EffectenbezittersContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Thomas Mastrullo, who is a lecturer at the Sorbonne Law School (Paris 1) On 31Continue Reading
The EAPIL’s Young Research Network has just launched its latest research project, which is being led by Tobias Lutzi, EnnioContinue Reading
The author of this post is Estelle Gallant, professor of private law at the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole. InContinue Reading
The following post was written by Paul Eichmüller (Vienna). Although rules concerning the use of a name of natural personsContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Fabienne Jault-Seseke, who is Professor at University Paris Saclay (UVSQ), and a member of GEDIP.Continue Reading
The author of this post is Simon Laimer of the University of Linz. By a ruling of 10 December 2020,Continue Reading
This post was contributed by Dr Nicolas Kyriakides, who is a practising lawyer in Cyprus and an Adjunct Faculty atContinue Reading
The author of this post is Nadia Rusinova, Lecturer in International/European Private Law at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. In October 2020,Continue Reading
The following text has been kindly provided by professors Toshiyuki Kono, Pedro de Miguel Asensio and Axel Metzger. The International Law Association’sContinue Reading
This post was contributed by Burkhard Hess, who is a director of the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg. Gilles Cuniberti hasContinue Reading
As announced earlier on this blog, the EAPIL Founding Conference will eventually take place on 2, 3 and 4 June 2022Continue Reading
Due to the uncertainties regarding the corona situation, the Scientific Council of EAPIL has decided to postpone the Aarhus EAPILContinue Reading
The post below was written by Alex Layton, of Twenty Essex, London. It is the third and final contribution to anContinue Reading
The author of this post is Olivera Boskovic, who is Professor of Private Law at the Université de Paris. BackgroundContinue Reading
On 5 February 2021, a seminar entitled ‘The Netherlands, a forum conveniens for collective redress?’ was organised by the Amsterdam, Maastricht andContinue Reading
This post was written by Rodrigo Rodriguez who is Professor on Insolvency Law at the University of Lucerne. Since 1Continue Reading
The author of this post is Priskila P. Penasthika, Ph.D. Researcher, Erasmus School of Law, and Lecturer in Private International LawContinue Reading
The post below was written by Serena Forlati, Professor of International Law at the University of Ferrara. It follows aContinue Reading
The author of this post is Ségolène Normand, Postgraduate Student in Private Law at the University of Valenciennes. Digital technologyContinue Reading
The post below was written by Andrew Dickinson, Fellow of St Catherine’s College and Professor of Law, University of Oxford. ItContinue Reading
As announced earlier on this blog, the Private International Law Interest Group of the Italian Society of International Law and EUContinue Reading
Paul Lorenz Eichmüller (University of Vienna) has kindly provided the following post. Austria is one of the few European countriesContinue Reading
On 5 February 2021, the Universities of Amsterdam, Maastricht and Tilburg, in collaboration with the Open University, organized an onlineContinue Reading
The post below was provided by Catherine Shen, Project Manager at the Asian Business Law Institute. Readers of the EAPIL blog areContinue Reading
The author of this post is Estelle Gallant, professor of private law at the University of Toulouse 1 Capitole. OnContinue Reading
On 22 February 2021, from 5 to 7 pm CET, the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart in Milan willContinue Reading
The Private International Law Interest Group of the Italian Society of International Law and EU Law has organised a seriesContinue Reading
An e-mail has been sent to those who registered for the second EAPIL Virtual Seminar, on Digital Teaching and Private InternationalContinue Reading
As announced on this blog a few days ago, the second EAPIL Virtual Seminar, devoted to Digital Teaching and PrivateContinue Reading
Pursuant to Protocol No 22 to the Treaty on European Union and the Treaty on the Functioning of the EuropeanContinue Reading
Digital teaching formats have been in discussion since they became technically possible. Nevertheless, in law and Private International Law, theyContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lorenzo Acconciamessa, a PhD student at the University of Palermo and a teaching assistantContinue Reading
The author of this post is Simon Laimer, professor at the Linz University. The claimant, an airline established in Austria,Continue Reading
The topic of Brexit has been in the hearts and minds of private international lawyers ever since the Brexit referendum.Continue Reading
The EU has developed a common judicial area where judgments given in one EU Member State are recognised and canContinue Reading
Many good wishes for the Holiday Season and the New Year from the Editors of the EAPIL blog! Blogging willContinue Reading
This is a guest post by Katažyna Bogdzevič (Mikša), an associate professor of the Institute of International and European Union LawContinue Reading
The post below was written by Bernard Haftel, who is Professor of Private International Law at the University of SorbonneContinue Reading
As readers of this blog know, the first EAPIL (Virtual) Seminar, devoted to the impact of Brexit on Private InternationalContinue Reading
The author of this post is Michiel Poesen, PhD candidate at KU Leuven. This post tells a short story aboutContinue Reading
The post below was written by Peter Mankowski, who is Professor of Private International Law at the University of Hamburg.Continue Reading
The post below, written by Gilles Cuniberti, a professor of Private International Law at the University of Luxembourg, and anContinue Reading
The author of this post is Caterina Benini, a Phd student at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart inContinue Reading
The post below was written by Adrian Briggs QC, who is Professor of Private International Law at the University ofContinue Reading
The EAPIL blog hosts an online symposium on the ruling of the Court of Justice in the case of WikingerhofContinue Reading
The author of this post is Franz Kaps, Lawyer at DL Piper, Frankfurt am Main. To stop the spread ofContinue Reading
The first post of the EAPIL blog was published one year ago, on 25 November 2019. More than 300 postsContinue Reading
Planning to become a member of EAPIL, and join the 255 scholars and practitioners who have already done so? WeContinue Reading
The author of this post is Prof Dr Dan Jerker B. Svantesson, Professor at the Faculty of Law, Bond UniversityContinue Reading
As announced earlier on this blog, EAPIL will hold its first Virtual Seminar on 11 December 2020, from 11 a.m. toContinue Reading
The first EAPIL Seminar will take place on 11 December 2020, from 11 am to 1 pm (MET). It willContinue Reading
The author of this post is Jorg Sladič, associate professor of International and European Law at the European Faculty ofContinue Reading
The EAPIL Blog hosts today two posts on the ruling of the Court of Justice in E.E., a case regardingContinue Reading
This post was written by Giesela Rühl, LL.M. (Berkeley), Humboldt-University of Berlin, and is also available via conflictoflaws.net. The protection of human rightsContinue Reading
The members of the European Association of Private International Law have recently received, by e-mail, the first issue of theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Lorenzo Acconciamessa, a PhD candidate at the University of Palermo and a teaching assistantContinue Reading
The author of this post is Carlos Santaló Goris, research fellow at the MPI Luxembourg and PhD candidate at theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Omar Vanin. He earned a Phd in Private International Law from the University ofContinue Reading
This post has been written by Vincent Richard, Senior Research Fellow at the MPI Luxembourg, Department of European and ComparativeContinue Reading
The editorial team in charge of the EAPIL blog is delighted to announce that a new editor has joined theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Giulio Monga, a PhD student at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan.Continue Reading
The author of this post is Giulio Monga, a PhD student at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan.Continue Reading
The author of this post is Vincent Richard, Senior Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European andContinue Reading
The author of this post is Nadia Rusinova, Lecturer in International/European Private Law at The Hague University of Applied Sciences. This is theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Aygun Mammadzada, PhD Researcher at the Institute of Maritime Law of the University of Southampton. Status quo WithdrawalContinue Reading
In accordance with its goal to be a pan-European forum for reflection on issues of private international law, the EuropeanContinue Reading
The author of this post is Aygun Mammadzada, PhD Researcher at the Institute of Maritime Law of the University of Southampton. This is theContinue Reading
The author of this post is Caterina Benini, a PhD student at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart inContinue Reading
The author of this post is Eduardo Álvarez-Armas, Brunel University London and Université Catholique de Louvain. As announced in this blog, Anne Peters, SabineContinue Reading
The author of this post is Giulio Monga, a PhD student at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan.Continue Reading
If you notice something strange on the EAPIL website today, don’t worry. We’re upgrading some of the site functions, whichContinue Reading
The author of this post is María Barral Martínez, trainee at the Court of Justice of the European Union. OnContinue Reading
Marion Ho-Dac, of the Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France, has joined the team of editors of this blog. Check her first postContinue Reading
The author of this post is Tomaso Ferando, Research Professor at the University of Antwerp. This is the third inContinue Reading
The author of this post is Giovanni Chiapponi, research fellow at the MPI Luxembourg. The post is based on a presentationContinue Reading
The author of this post is Marlene Brosch, senior research fellow at the MPI Luxembourg. The first advisory opinion ofContinue Reading
The European Association of Private International Law will hold its founding conference in Aarhus on 14, 15 and 16 MayContinue Reading
The EAPIL founding conference, scheduled to take place in Aarhus on 14, 15 and 16 May 2020, is fast approaching.Continue Reading
The author of this post is François Mailhé (University of Picardy – Jules Verne). “Nul n’a de droit à l’enfant”, that is, noContinue Reading
We are delighted to announce that Matthias Lehmann, of the University of Bonn, has joined the team of editors ofContinue Reading
The post below was written by Martina Mantovani, Research Fellow at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg. The Schrems II case,Continue Reading
The author of this post is François Mailhé (University of Amiens). On 18 December 2019, in three decisions, the French Cour deContinue Reading
As advertised in a previous post, the founding conference of the European Association of Private International Law will take placeContinue Reading