Brexit and PIL – Belgian Supreme Court confirms the application of the 2005 Hague Convention to jurisdiction clauses designating UK courts concluded after 1 October 2015
By Guillaume Croisant (Linklaters LLP) The United Kingdom deposited an
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A Judgment is a Judgment? How (and Where) to Enforce Third-State Judgments in the EU After Brexit
In the wake of the CJEU’s controversial
Brexit and the Future of Private International Law in English Courts
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CJEU on centre of main interests (COMI) and its subsequent transfer (and Brexit) under the Insolvency Regulation 2015 in the case Galapagos BidCo, C-723/20
Under the Insolvency Regulation 2015, a transfer of the centre of main interests (COMI) of the debtor after lodging of the request for opening of insolvency proceedings affects the exclusive jurisdiction of the court seised with that application prior to the transfer? This is the legal issue that the Court addresses in the judgement delivered […]
Dickinson on European Private International Law after Brexit
Just as the Commission formally
International Commercial Arbitration in the European Union – Brussels I, Brexit and Beyond
With a comprehensive and informative manuscript, in
Webinar: Brexit and International Business Law/ Brexit e diritto del commercio internazionale
by Fabrizio Marrella Event: Brexit and International Business Law/ Brexit e diritto del commercio internazionale When: 26 March 2021, at 14.30 CET How: Free access upon enrolment by sending an email at
Brexit Deal: What Happens To Judicial Cooperation in Civil Matters?
The Brexit deal (officially the [
Brexit: The Spectre of Reciprocity Evoked Before German Courts
The following post has been written by Ennio Piovesani, PhD Candidate at the Universities of Turin and Cologne. While negotiations for an agreement on the future partnership between the EU and the UK are pending, a spectre haunts Europe: reciprocity. I. The Residual Role of the Requirement of Reciprocity In some EU Member States, provisions […]
Brexit and Private International Law: Registration for the first EAPIL Virtual Seminar is now open
We are glad to announce that registration for the first (Virtual) Seminar of the