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From the monthly archives:

January 2007

Choice of Law in American Courts in 2006: Twentieth Annual Survey

by Charles Kotuby on January 30, 2007

Article 15 of the Civil Code is No Longer a Bar to the Recognition of Foreign Judgments in France

by Gilles Cuniberti on January 30, 2007

Substantive Law, Technology and Intellectual Property in the Conflict of Laws

by Martin George on January 28, 2007

Choice of Law, Jurisdiction and Foreign Judgment Enforcement in IP Disputes

by Martin George on January 28, 2007

Arbitration and the Brussels Convention

by Gilles Cuniberti on January 28, 2007

Conference 2007 – Programme and Booking

by Martin George on January 26, 2007

"Rome II" and the Choice of Law for Defamation Claims

by Martin George on January 25, 2007

The Debate on "Rome II" in the European Parliament

by Martin George on January 24, 2007

German Federal Supreme Court: Adversary Proceedings in the State of Origin necessary for Recognition under Brussels I Regulation

by Veronika Gaertner on January 23, 2007

Patent Litigation in the EU – German Case Note on “GAT” and “Roche”

by Veronika Gaertner on January 22, 2007

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