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Civil Justice Conversations – starting 11 September

September 10, 2026/1 Comment/in News/by Xandra Kramer
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Following an earlier call on this blog, the Civil Justice Conversations Series organised by the European Civil Justice Centre will kick off on 11 September at 10 am CEST. At this first session Benedikt Schmitz (Assistant Professor of Private International Law and Comparative Contract Law, University of Groningen) will present on ‘ Cross-Border Disputes Under the Revised Consumer ADR Directive: A Renaissance?’. After initial comments by discussant Emma van Gelder (Assistant Professor of Private Law at Utrecht University), the floor is open for discussion and exchange.

Registration link available here.

Further information on the series is available here: Civil Justice Conversations Planning

Tags: civil justice, ADR, webinar
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  1. Gia Carroll says:
    September 18, 2026 at 9:20 am

    I admire the idea behind the Civil Justice Conversations. Engaging successfully on civil justice problems is critical for creating understanding and change. As someone who has faced numerous legal issues, I understand how vital dialog can be. Do you believe these debates will result in meaningful improvements scratch games in access to justice?

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