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by Marta Requejo Isidro 16 April 2023 0

April 2023 at the Court of Justice of the European Union

On 20 April 2023, the Court will reply to the following questions from the Tribunal de première instance de LiègeContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 28 March 2023

Sinander on Foreseeability in Private International Employment Law

Erik Sinander (Stockholm University) has published an article titled The Role of Foreseeability in Private International Employment Law in the firstContinue Reading

by The Editors of the EAPIL blog 31 December 2022

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The EAPIL Blog in 2022 – The Year in Review

How did things go with the EAPIL blog in 2022? The following statistics provide some answers. About 315 posts haveContinue Reading

by Pietro Franzina 14 November 2022

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The Relationship between the Hague Choice of Court and the Hague Judgments Convention

Aygun Mammadzada (Swansea University) will be the main speaker at the upcoming MECSI Seminar, scheduled to take place on 22Continue Reading

by The Editors of the EAPIL blog 30 March 2022

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The Effects of Foreign Cohabitation Agreements in Portugal

The author of this post is Julian Henrique Dias Rodrigues, lawyer in Lisbon. On 27 January 2022, the Lisbon CourtContinue Reading

Geert van Calster on 4th Research Project of the EAPIL Young Research Network: Call for Participants: “Excellent initiative as always!”
Sixto A. Sánchez Lorenzo on Oliver Remien (1957-2023): “Oliver was an incomparable scholar and author of a body of work admired throughout the world of private international law,…”
Camelia Toader on Oliver Remien (1957-2023): “Rest in peace, dear friend 🙏”
Martin Margonski on EU to Recognise and Enforce Ukrainian Judgments: “The bilateral agreement with Ukraine is from Polish perspective an absolute disaster according to modern standards. Not just in comparison…”
Matthias Lehmann on EU to Recognise and Enforce Ukrainian Judgments: “Thank you for your replies, Apostolos and Pietro. A quick research by my assistant Paul Eichmüller has shown that especially…”