Category: The EAPIL blog

Time for a Summer Slowdown

Summer has come! The blog will remain open, but blogging will be lighter in the coming weeks. We will resume ourContinue Reading

by Marco Pasqua 15 June 2021

The post you are reading is the 500th post of the blog of the European Association of Private International lawContinue Reading

As president of EAPIL and an editor of the blog, and on behalf of all the officers of the associationContinue Reading

Many good wishes for the Holiday Season and the New Year from the Editors of the EAPIL blog! Blogging willContinue Reading

The first post of the EAPIL blog was published one year ago, on 25 November 2019. More than 300 postsContinue Reading

We are happy to announce that Alina Ontanu, of the University of Rotterdam, has joined the team of the EAPILContinue Reading

The editorial team in charge of the EAPIL blog is delighted to announce that a new editor has joined theContinue Reading

If you notice something strange on the EAPIL website today, don’t worry. We’re upgrading some of the site functions, whichContinue 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

We are delighted to announce that Matthias Lehmann, of the University of Bonn, has joined the team of editors ofContinue 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)…”