Category: Reports, studies etc.

AMICABLE, a project co-funded by the European Commission, aims to create Best Practice Tools assisting with the enforceability of mediated agreements in the EU,Continue Reading

by Apostolos Anthimos 22 January 2020

Developments in PIL Reports, studies etc.

New Volume of The Judges’ Newsletter Focusing on Urgent Measures of Protection for Children

The Permanent Bureau of the Hague Conference on Private International Law has published a new volume of The Judges’ Newsletter, a biannualContinue Reading

by Gilles Cuniberti 7 January 2020

Reports, studies etc.

European Group of Private International Law’s 2019 Meeting: Minutes and Proposals

The European Group of Private International Law (EGPIL-GEDIP) has published the minutes (in French) of its 2019 Meeting in Katowice.Continue Reading

by Apostolos Anthimos 12 December 2019

EU Legislation Normative texts Reports, studies etc.

Common Minimum Standards of Civil Procedure: European Added Value Assessment

On 28 November 2019 the European Added Value Unit published a study accompanying the European Parliament’s legislative own-initiative report on Common minimum standardsContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 2 December 2019

Normative texts Reports, studies etc.

European Parliament’s study on EU Patent and Brexit

Udo Bux (Policy Department for Citizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs of the European Parliament) has written an In Depth AnalysisContinue Reading

Aygun Mammadzada on Mastermelt Ltd v Siegfried Evionnaz SA: Would the Lugano Convention Provide a Level Playing Field for Judicial Cooperation Post-Brexit?: “Dear Caterina, I appreciate your interesting comments, thank you much. As we know in Gothaer v Samskip, the CJEU held…”
Caterina Benini on Mastermelt Ltd v Siegfried Evionnaz SA: Would the Lugano Convention Provide a Level Playing Field for Judicial Cooperation Post-Brexit?: “Thank you Aygun for posting such an interesting decision. I agree with you that there are several negative consequences deriving…”
Apostolos Anthimos on Greek Supreme Court on Choice of Court and Choice of Law in Commercial Agency Agreements: “No Caterina, the Supreme Court did not dive that deep… For the sake of accuracy, the case belongs to the…”
Caterina Benini on Greek Supreme Court on Choice of Court and Choice of Law in Commercial Agency Agreements: “Since the substantive validity of choice of court agreements has been subject in the Brussels I bis Regulation to the…”
Matthias Lehmann on Do Companies have Personality Rights? – Negative Online Reviews and the Rome II Regulation: “I guess the Federal Court would say that it did not matter in the case before them because the victim…”