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Out Now: Dominelli, Regolamento Bruxelles I bis e US jurisdiction in personam
/0 Comments/in News/by Tobias LutziStefano Dominelli (Università di Genova) has just published a book titled Regolamento Bruxelles I bis e US jurisdiction in personam: riflessioni e proposte su condivisioni valoriali, influenze e osmosi di metodi with Editoriale Scientifica. The book is written in Italian but also features conclusions in English. The author has kindly shared the following summary with […]
Call for Papers: XXII Conference of Young Scholars of International Legal Studies, University of Ferrara
/0 Comments/in News/by Tobias LutziOn 4–5 December 2025, the Department of Law at the University of Ferrara will host the XXII edition of the Conference of Young Scholars of International Legal Studies, dedicated to “The Principle of Good Faith in International and European Union Law”. The organizers have issued a
Out Now: Gridel, Financial Markets and Instruments in Private International Law. A European and French Perspective A European and French Perspective
/0 Comments/in News/by Tobias LutziThe multiple-award-winning book by Augustin Gridel (Université de Lorraine), Marchés et instruments financiers en droit international privé (Bruylant 2023), has just been published in English under the title Financial Markets and Instruments in Private International Law. A European and French Perspective. It features a preface by Louis D’Avout and a foreword by Christine Lagarde.
English and EU Perspectives on Hague 2019: Hybrid Seminar at UCL Laws
/in News/by Tobias LutziUgljesa Grusic (UCL) has kindly shared the following invitation with us. On 24 March 2025, at 6pm UK time, Marta Pertegás (Maastricht University; University of Antwerp; a fulltime member of the Permanent Bureau of the Hague Conference on Private International Law between 2008 and 2017) and Alex Mills (UCL; a Specialist Editor of Dicey, Morris […]
Reminder: Quo Vadis Preferential Law Approach? A Survey on the Interpretation of Article 6(2) Rome I Regulation Across EU Member States
/in News/by Tobias LutziBenedikt Schmitz (University of Groningen) has kindly shared the following reminder of his Call for Participants with us. The project concerns the interpretation of Article 6 (2) Rome I Regulation in the EU Member States and is very limited in nature. Time commitments are therefore very limited.
Seminar: Gender-based violence across borders: challenges and opportunities to establishing routes to safety in a migratory world
/in News/by Tobias LutziLauren Clayton-Helm and Ana Speed (both Northumbria University) are hosting a Modern Law Review funded conference at Northumbria University Law school on the 24th April entitled ‘Gender-based violence across borders: challenges and opportunities to establishing routes to safety in a migratory world’. Further information can be found on
Vacancy at the University of Bremen: Paid PhD-Researcher Position in Civil Law, Private International Law and Legal Theory
/4 Comments/in News/by Tobias LutziThe Faculty of Law of the University of Bremen is recruiting a doctoral researcher in Private International Law, Civil Law and Legal Theory (‘wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter’ m/w/d; salary group 13 TV-L), part time 50 per cent, starting in 2025, for a duration of 36 months. The researcher will provide scientific services in teaching to the extent of 2 SWS, […]
Call for Papers: International Conference “European Private International Law: Is Improvement Needed?”
/in News/by Tobias LutziOn behalf of Aleksandrs Fillers (Riga Graduate School of Law), we are happy to share the following conference announcement; more information can also be found
CJEU’s first ruling on the conformity of asymmetric jurisdiction clauses with the Brussels I recast regulation and the 2007 Lugano Convention
/in Views/by Tobias Lutziby Guillaume Croisant, Claudia Cavicchioli, Nicole Rölike, Alexia Kaztaridou, and Julie Esquenazi (all Linklaters) In a nutshell: reinforced legal certainty but questions remain In its decision of yesterday (27 February 2025) in the Lastre case (