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Our colleague Dr. Mireille van Eechoud, currently of double affiliation as an Associate Professor at the Institute for Information Law, Universiteit van Amsterdam and a Visiting Scholar at the University of Cambridge Centre for Intellectual Property and Information Law, was kind to share with us her views on the Painer case (Case C-145/10) and its […]
Matthias Rößler’s article “The Court of Jurisdiction for Joint Parties in International Patent Disputes” published in the
A recently published and very interesting case note by Jens Adolphsen (Gießen) deals critically with the two recent and much discussed ECJ decisions on patent litigation – "
The second issue of the Revue critique de droit International privé of 2023 was released in August. It contains four articles and several case notes. The first part of the issue features the doctrinal work of two young authors, who confront PIL techniques with contemporary developments in social sciences. The first article Pour une approche […]
This week a conference took place to honor Professor Linda Silberman at New York University (NYU). She is currently the Clarence D. Ashley Professor of Law Emerita at NYU. The full program is available
With Case C?265/21, the CJEU is bound to add another chapter to the never-ending story of accurately describing the scope of the head of special jurisdiction for contracts in what is today Art. 7(1) Brussels Ia. The
The last issue of the Revue Critique de Droit International Privé has been released. It contains eight articles and several case notes. The editorial (authored by Horatia Muir Watt, Dominique Bureau and Sabine Corneloup) and five of the articles deal with the reserved share (réserve héréditaire) in international successions. These five articles are authored by: […]
Call for papers Introducing the “European Family” Study on EU family law 2020 Annual Conference of the French Association for European Studies (AFEE) 11 and 12 June 2020 Polytechnic University of Hauts-de-France (Valenciennes) Summary Family law, with its civil law tradition, and strong roots in the national cultures of the Member States, does not normally […]
Written by Sophie Hunter, University of London (SOAS) In light of the turmoil in the UK Parliament since the start of 2019, the only certain thing about Brexit is that everything is uncertain. The Law Society of England and Wales has
The most recent issue of the Zeitschrift für Vergleichende Rechtswissenschaft (German Journal of Comparative Law; Vol. 117 [2018], No. 4) features the following contributions: Basel – Ein gebrochenes Versprechen? Zur Entwicklung der Bankenregulierung in der Europäischen Union und in den Vereinigten Staaten Ann-Kathrin Kaufhold* ZVglRWiss 117 (2018) 415-428 [Basel – a Promise Broken? – Regarding […]