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First 2010 Special Issue of Gazette du Palais on International Litigation

June 13, 2010/in /by Gilles Cuniberti
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The last issue of French daily legal journal Gazette du Palais dedicated to european and international litigation (Contentieux judiciaire européen et international) was released on May 29th, 2010.

In a first piece, Marie-Laure Niboyet and Mathias Audit, who are both professors at Paris X Nanterre University discuss the recent decisions rendered by French courts in the Vivendi case (L’affaire Vivendi Universal SA ou comment une class action diligentée aux États-Unis renouvelle le droit du contentieux international en France).

In a second piece, two French judges, Nicolas Castell (who is currently seconded to the French Ministry of Justice) and Michel de Lapasse, offer an analysis of the revision of the Brussels I Regulation (La révision du règlement Bruxelles I à la suite de la publication du livre vert de la Commission – Perspectives et opportunités).

Finally, the Gazette offers various short reports and casenotes.

Articles of the Gazette can be downloaded here by suscribers to Lextenso.

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