Category: Public consultations

by Matthias Lehmann 2 April 2021

Developments in PIL Public consultations

How to Determine the Law Applicable to Crypto Assets?

Which conflict-of-laws rule is the most appropriate for the blockchain? This fundamental question is part of two parallel targeted consultationContinue Reading

by Elena Alina Ontanu 22 January 2021

Developments in PIL Public consultations

Modernising Judicial Cooperation between EU Countries

The European Commission is carrying out a public consultation on the modernisation of judicial cooperation via digital technology (Modernising judicialContinue Reading

by Marion Ho-Dac 27 August 2020

Developments in PIL EU Legislation Normative texts Public consultations

Public Consultation on the European Enforcement Order

On 10 August 2020, the European Commission launched a public consultation on Regulation 805/2004 creating a European Enforcement Order forContinue Reading

by Marion Ho-Dac 18 June 2020

Developments in PIL EU Legislation Public consultations

EU Public Consultation on Cross-border Investment within the EU

On 26 May 2020, the European Commission launched a public consultation on cross-border investment within the EU. Why this initiative? First,Continue Reading

Marta Requejo Isidro on Jurisdiction over a Branch, Agency, or Other Establishment: The German Federal Court on ‘Air France (Germany)’: “In light of C-913/19 (May 2021: too late to be taken into account) I would say that indeed, the Bundesgerichtshof,…”
Erik Sinander on Gruber and Samidani Trans: Dépeçage for International Employment Contracts: “Happy to hear that my post triggered some thoughts! So did your comments. Thank you for that. How article 8…”
Marta Requejo Isidro on Gruber and Samidani Trans: Dépeçage for International Employment Contracts: “Thanks, Erik. I see the principle underlying the answer. But – the old problem: will it work in practice? It…”
Erik Sinander on Gruber and Samidani Trans: Dépeçage for International Employment Contracts: “Thank you for your question, Marta. My argument relies on the premise that it is impossible to make an objective…”
Marta Requejo Isidro on Gruber and Samidani Trans: Dépeçage for International Employment Contracts: “Thanks for the comment, Erik. May I ask how leaving a choice (whether the objectively applicable law prevails or not)…”