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From the monthly archives:

May 2007

Rome I: Council’s Compromise Package, Insurance Contracts, Financial Aspects Relating to Articles 4 and 5

by Giorgio Buono on May 31, 2007

Article on Rome II – Liability for Cross-Border Torts

by Veronika Gaertner on May 30, 2007

Jurisdiction and Forum Non Conveniens in Quebec

by Stephen Pitel on May 28, 2007

Trans-Tasman Co-operation in Civil Proceedings

by James McComish on May 28, 2007

Note from the Luxembourg Delegation on Rome I Proposal

by Veronika Gaertner on May 26, 2007

British Institute of International & Comparative Law Seeks New Director

by Martin George on May 24, 2007

Diana Wallis on Rome II’s Agreement: “A first – in many senses”

by Giorgio Buono on May 23, 2007

Conference: Conflict of Laws and Economic Regulation

by Martin George on May 22, 2007

Article in Commemorance of Arthur Taylor von Mehren

by Veronika Gaertner on May 17, 2007

Rome II: Agreement Reached in the Conciliation Committee

by Giorgio Buono on May 16, 2007

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