UK Regulations Implementing Rome II Regulation Adopted
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New Service Regulation No 1393/2007 and Denmark (Update)
/in /by Giorgio BuonoFollowing our recent
Rome I: Commission’s Opinion on the Opting-In by the UK
/in /by Giorgio BuonoFollowing the
New Service Regulation Applicable in EU – In Denmark, as well?
/in /by Giorgio BuonoStarting from yesterday, 13 November 2008, new
Italian Conference on the Rome I Reg.: “La nuova disciplina comunitaria della legge applicabile alle obbligazioni contrattuali”
/in /by Giorgio BuonoA very interesting conference on the Rome I Regulation will be hosted by the University of Venice “Ca’ Foscari” on Friday 28 November 2008: “
EC Commission Presents a Proposal for a Directive on Consumer Rights
/4 Comments/in /by Giorgio BuonoOn 8 October 2008, Commissioner
Book: Liber Amicorum Hélène Gaudemet-Tallon
/in /by Giorgio BuonoThe French publisher Dalloz has recently published a very rich collection of essays in honor of
Conference: “La matière civile et commerciale, socle d’un code européen de droit international privé?” (Toulouse, 17 October 2008)
/in /by Giorgio BuonoAn interesting conference will be hosted in Toulouse, on 17 October 2008, by the Institut de Recherche en droit européen, international et comparé (
Article: How Modern Assisted Reproductive Technologies Challenge the Traditional Realm of Conflicts of Law
/in /by Giorgio BuonoSonya Bichkov Green (John Marshall Law School) has written an article on the conflict-of-laws issues arising out of Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART), focusing on the current legal and judicial framework in the United States (see our previous posts by Gilles Cuniberti on a case of surrogate parenthood involving French authorities:
Papers Published from the Duke Symposium on the European Choice of Law Revolution
/in /by Giorgio BuonoThe papers presented at the Duke University School of Law Symposium on