Applying Foreign Punitive Damage Laws in Louisiana: The Experience of a Mixed Jurisdiction
F.X. Licari (Université de Lorraine) and B. West Janke (Baker, Donelson, Bearman, Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC), have posted this
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The Instrumentalisation of PIL (article on SSRN)
/1 Comment/in /by Marta RequejoVeerle Van Den Eeckhout (Leiden University and University of Antwerp) has published a short, updated version of “The Instrumentalisation of Private International Law: Quo Vadis?” on ssrn (click
Requejo on Povse
/in /by Marta RequejoIntroduction The accession of the European Union (EU) to the European Convention on Human Rights is proving difficult. PIL has not been spared. In the field of recognition the biggest concern was not long ago represented by the conflict between the ECtHR decision in Pellegrini, and the European will to eliminate the intermediate procedure to […]
5th Journal of Private International Law Conference
/in /by Marta RequejoThis piece of news has been provided by Céline Camara and Polina Pavlova, research fellows at the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg. The 5th Journal of Private International Law conference was hosted by the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid and the Universidad Complutense de Madrid on 12th-13th September 2013. The programme is available
Lex Mercatoria, International Arbitration and Independent Guarantees
/in /by Marta RequejoWhat is the relationship among the new lex mercatoria, international commercial arbitration, and independent contract guarantees?. Under the title “Lex Mercatoria, International Arbitration and Independent Guarantees: Transnational Law and How Nation States Lost the Monopoly of Legitimate Enforcement”, a recently published essay by Cristian Gimenez Corte analyses how these elements interact; whether their interaction may have […]
The Kiobel Judgment of the US Supreme Court and the Future of Human Rights Litigation – Seminar at the MPI Luxembourg
/in /by Marta RequejoOn July 4th, 2013, the Max Planck Institute Luxembourg for International, European and Regulatory Procedural Law invited experts from the USA and Europe to a colloquium to discuss the consequences of the US Supreme Court’s decision in the proceedings Kiobel v. Royal Dutch Shell Petroleum Co. The seminar aimed at a broad perspective: Subject of […]
Land Grabbing in Mubende-Neumann (article)
/in /by Marta RequejoProfessor Zamora Cabot continues his line of research on the subject of multinational enterprises liability with this article (ckick
The Kiobel Judgment of the U.S. Supreme Court and the Future of Human Rights
/in /by Marta RequejoIn the aftermath of the Kiobel judgement of the U.S. Supreme Court a number of questions related to the access to justice in defence of human rights remain unanswered. The
A European Sister Judgment for Kiobel?
/in /by Marta RequejoAn analysis of the Versailles Court of Appeal case AFPS and OLP v. Alstom and Veolia, by Elise Maes, Research fellow of the
Liber Amicorum Alegría Borrás
/in /by Marta RequejoOn the occasion of the retirement of Prof. Alegría Borrás a collective book entitled “Entre Bruselas y La Haya. Estudios sobre la unificación internacional y regional del Derecho internacional privado. Liber Amicorum Alegría Borrás” has been published by