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by The Editors of the EAPIL blog 19 July 2021 0

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 0

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

Priyanka Jain on Jurisdiction in Matters Relating to Anti-competitive Practices – The CJEU in Volvo and Others: “Thank you for the addenda Marta.”
Marta Requejo Isidro on Jurisdiction in Matters Relating to Anti-competitive Practices – The CJEU in Volvo and Others: “Addenda on my side: On the specialized courts for the EAPO, see Carlos Santaló https://conflictoflaws.net/2021/a-centralized-court-for-the-eapo-regulation-in-the-czech-republic/ On the “recast” of the…”
Nicolás Zambrana-Tévar KIMEP University on The Use of SLAPPs to Silence Journalists, NGOs and Civil Society: “How does anti-SLAPP legislation interact with hate speech legislation? How to strike a balance between silencing necessary public discourse and…”
Enrique Vallines on Effectenbezitters: A Flawed Argument to Limit Jurisdiction under Article 7(2) of Brussels I bis: “Thank you, Professor Briggs, for reading the post and for contributing to the discussion with your thought-provoking comment.”
Charlotte Guillard on New French Study on the Distinction between Conflicts and Substantive Justice: “Thank you for your observations. I’m very pleased to see that the subject triggers your interest ! One goal of…”