Proposal for a EU-Directive on European Cross Border Associations (ECBA)
Tim Wöffen (University of Osnabrück) kindly made us aware of the
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Book Launch: Governance of Artificial Intelligence in the European Union What Place for Consumer Protection?
/in News/by Tobias LutziMarion Ho-Dac (Artois University) and Cécile Pellegrini (Lyon Catholic University) are hosting a conference at Lyon Catholic University on Friday 29 September 2023 on the occasion of the launch of their book “Governance of Artificial Intelligence in the European Union What Place for Consumer Protection?”. The book tackles the interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) governance […]
Out Now: The Common Law Jurisprudence of the Conflict of Laws
/in News/by Tobias LutziFew books can get you from the rainy coast of Newfoundland over 19th-century Holstein straight to sunny Queensland and back to the North of Pennsylvania, while telling stories of
No Sunset of Retained EU Conflict of Laws in the UK, but Increased Risk of Sunburn
/1 Comment/in Views/by Tobias LutziBy Dr Johannes Ungerer, University of Oxford The sunset of retained EU law in the UK has begun: the
Save the Date: EU Insolvency Law and Third Countries: Which Way(s) Forward?, 26–28 Oct 2023
/1 Comment/in News/by Tobias LutziOn 26–28 October 2023, the University of Kiel will be hosting a conference on ‘EU Insolvency Law and Third Countries: Which Way(s) Forward?’. It is part of a research project coordinated by Professors Alexander Trunk (University of Kiel) and Jasnica Garasic (University of Zagreb), which is endorsed by UNCITRAL and supported by the Fritz Thyssen […]
Law Matters—Less Than We Thought, by Holger Spamann & Daniel M. Klerman
/1 Comment/in News/by Tobias LutziHolger Spamann and Daniel Klerman recently conducted a most interesting experiment on judicial behavior in the context of conflict of laws, the results of which have been pre-published by the
The Visible College of International Lawyers and the HCCH 2019 Judgments Convention – Conference in Bonn
/2 Comments/in Views/by Tobias LutziThe HCCH 2019 Judgments Convention has been the subject of
Recognition and Public Certification of German Ipso Iure Converted Pay Paternity Into Paternity With Civil Status Effects Does Not Violate Swiss Ordre Public
/in News/by Tobias LutziThis post has been written by Anna Bleichenbacher, MLaw, University of Basel, Nievergelt & Stoehr Law and Notary Office (Switzerland). The Swiss Federal Supreme Court (Bundesgericht) published a leading decision on recognition and public certification of foreign conversions of ancient law pay paternities (Zahlvaterschaften) into paternities with civil status effects on June 15th, 2023 (decision […]
Judgments Convention – No Thanks?
/1 Comment/in Views/by Tobias LutziOn September 1st, 2023, the
Out Now: Briggs, Private International Law in English Courts, 2nd edition
/in News/by Tobias LutziIn 2014, Adrian Briggs published his own comprehensive account of English Private International Law, taking stock of centuries of English case law and decades of growing European influence. Other than the author’s unique ability to present even the most complex concepts with both clarity and style, the book’s strongest selling point arguably was his conscious […]