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Revue Critique de Droit International Privé – Issues 2 and 3 of 2026

The second issue of the Revue critique de droit international…

9 October 2026/by Marion Ho-Dac

Private International Law Towards Global Governance

Private International Law Towards Global Governance: The Theory…

8 October 2026/by Ugljesa Grusic

CJEU Rules on Distinction between Tort, Contract and Property under the Rome Regulations

On 24 September 2026, the CJEU ruled in Case C‑176/25 [Steizer]…

7 October 2026/by Gilles Cuniberti

The Italian Draft Transposition of the Anti-SLAPP Directive: When Transposition Can Make the Difference

This post was prepared as part of the activities of the EAPIL…

6 October 2026/by Marco Pasqua

MiCAR Review Consultation and Conflict of Laws: To Infinity and Beyond

This post was written by Dr. Emeric Prévost, Research fellow…

5 October 2026/by The Editors of the EAPIL blog

Lindemann Fellowship: Online Q&A about Third Call for Applications

As the readers of this blog will recall, the Lindemann Fellowship…

4 October 2026/by Konrad Duden

Brachotte’s Conflicts of Worldviews and PIL: Discount and Virtual Book Launch

Sandrine Brachotte (University of Antwerp, UCLouvain, UCLouvain…

2 October 2026/by Caterina Benini

Liber Amicorum in Honour of Ulla Liukkunen

Professor Ulla Liukkunen, a distinguished scholar of private…

2 October 2026/by The Editors of the EAPIL blog

October 2026 at the Court of Justice of the European Union

The coming weeks will bring two developments in the case law…

1 October 2026/by Marta Requejo Isidro

Oxford Journal of Legal Studies: Issue 3 for 2026

The latest issue of the Oxford Journal of Legal Studies (Volume…

30 September 2026/by Ugljesa Grusic

U.S. Government Comments on the Forthcoming CSDDD Guidelines

The transatlantic debate over the European Union’s corporate…

29 September 2026/by Marco Pasqua

ECtHR: “Illegitimate” Children of Polygamous Marriages?

This post was written by Laima Vaigė, Associate Professor and…

28 September 2026/by The Editors of the EAPIL blog

De Lima Pinheiro on the Law Applicable to AI Torts

Luis de Lima Pinheiro (University of Lisbon) has posted Law Applicable…

25 September 2026/by Gilles Cuniberti

Commission Launches Consultation on the Review of the Brussels Ia Regulation

On 1 September 2026, the European Commission launched an open…

24 September 2026/by Marco Pasqua

No Immunity for OSCE in Employment Dispute in Denmark

In a decision of 27 August 2026, the Danish Supreme Court held…

23 September 2026/by Erik Sinander

Recent comments to EAPIL blog posts

ilaria Pretelli on ECtHR: “Illegitimate” Children of Polygamous Marriages?: “This case shows the existing confusion between the family as a caring unit and child-parent relationships as a matter of…”
Chrisoula Michailidou on Breaking the Silence: How Greek Law 5326/2026 Implements the Anti-SLAPP Directive: “Thank you very much Marco for your kind words and your exceptionally insightful comment. Your observation gets straight to the…”
Marco Pasqua on Breaking the Silence: How Greek Law 5326/2026 Implements the Anti-SLAPP Directive: “Many thanks, Chrisoula, for this very useful overview of the Greek transposition, and in particular for highlighting the implementation of…”
Gilles Cuniberti on English Court of Appeal Reaffirms the Presence Rule of Jurisdiction, Subject to a Temporary Absence Qualification: “So no nonsense. Any myth then?”
Professor Adrian Briggs on English Court of Appeal Reaffirms the Presence Rule of Jurisdiction, Subject to a Temporary Absence Qualification: “None of the above. A perfectly sensible rule that sometimes requires (and invariably benefits from) refinement at the edges. That’s…”
Gilles Cuniberti on English Court of Appeal Reaffirms the Presence Rule of Jurisdiction, Subject to a Temporary Absence Qualification: “Is the nonsense jurisdiction based on physical presence, the distinction between jurisdiction as of right and jurisdiction based on service…”
Andrew Dickinson on English Court of Appeal Reaffirms the Presence Rule of Jurisdiction, Subject to a Temporary Absence Qualification: “Myth and nonsense.”
Johan Tufte-Kristensen on Danish Supreme Court Decides on Security for Costs and Registration in the EEA: “Thank you for the comment, Matthias. Article 18 TFEU was invoked by the company, but the Supreme Court did not…”