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Don’t Dallah … Book Now

November 12, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

On 3 November 2010, the UK Supreme Court issued its decision in

Rome-ing Instinct?

November 8, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

In February this year, the English courts appeared finally to have woken up to the arrival of the Rome II Regulation, with the first published decision addressing its provisions. In

Tick, Tock: Temporal Application of the Rome II Regulation Referred to the CJEU

August 13, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

Two recent decisions of the English High Court consider the temporal effect of the

Privacy and Personality Rights in the Rome II Regime – Not Again?

July 19, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

Andrew Dickinson is a practising solicitor and consultant to Clifford Chance LLP. He is the Visiting Fellow in Private International Law at the British Institute of International and Comparative Law and a Visiting Professor at the University of Sydney.  The views expressed are those of the author. Art. 1(2)(g) of the Rome II Regulation (Reg. […]

Transnational Securities Class Actions – A Private International Law Perspective

July 15, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The focus of the debate on this

ASADIP (American Association of Private International Law) and CEDEP co-organize the 2nd conference on Arbitration in Latin America

May 27, 2010/1 Comment/in /by Andrew Dickinson

CLA – CONFERENCIA LATINOAMERICANA DE ARBITRAJE – 10 – 11 de junio de 2010 – Asunción, Paraguay On the 10th and 11th of June, the II Latin American Conference on Arbitration will be held in the city of Asunción, organized by the

Conference in Oslo – Choice of law on arbitration

April 29, 2010/1 Comment/in /by Andrew Dickinson

A conference followed by a seminar on choice of law clauses and arbitration will take place next week in Oslo on Tuesday 6 and Friday 7 May. The conference is organised by a research project run by prof.

International Antitrust Litigation – Brussels Conference

February 22, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

A full-day 

RELEASE OF LAST ISSUE OF DeCITA (vol. 11)

February 4, 2010/in /by Andrew Dickinson

DeCITA 11 (2009) on international insolvency (Insolvencia internacional) Release of the last issue of

Private International Law Dispute before the ICJ (Belgium v. Switzerland on the Interpretation and Application of the Lugano Convention)

December 27, 2009/3 Comments/in /by Andrew Dickinson

The increasing intertwining between private international law and public international law has been once again and very recently proved. The

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