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“Quasi” Anti-Suit Injunctions and Public Policy under Brussels Regime
/in Views/by Xandra KramerTHE CJEU: “QUASI” ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTION JUDGMENTS ARE AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY UNDER BRUSSELS REGIME This post is written by Mykolas Kirkutis, a lecturer and PhD student of law at Mykolas Romeris University and visiting researcher at Rotterdam Erasmus School of Law, Erasmus University Rotterdam (
Out Now: The Brussels I-bis Regulation (Lazic & Mankowski)
/in News/by Xandra KramerVesna Lazic and Peter Mankowski, The Brussels I-bis Regulation: Interpretation and Implementation, Edward Elgar 2023 (602 pp) This impressive book on the Brussels I-bis Regulation has just been published. It results from a project headed by Vesna Lazic (Utrecht University/T.M.C. Asser Institute) and the
International high-tech surrogacy and legal developments in the Netherlands
/1 Comment/in Views/by Xandra KramerThis blogpost is an edited version of
Conference Sustaining Access to Justice, 19-20 Oct 2023 – registration open
/in News/by Xandra KramerOn 19-20 October 2023 the Conference
Conference & call for papers Sustaining Access to Justice
/1 Comment/in News/by Xandra KramerSave the date On 19-20 October 2023 a conference on ‘Sustaining Access to Justice: Developments and Views on Costs and Funding’ will be held at Erasmus University Rotterdam. The conference is organised by the project team
A New Court Open for International Business Soon: The Commercial Court in Cyprus
/in Views/by Xandra KramerWritten by Georgia Antonopoulou (Birmingham Law School) & Xandra Kramer (Erasmus University/Utrecht University; research funded by an NWO Vici grant,
Dutch Journal of PIL (NIPR) – issue 2022/4
/in News/by Xandra KramerThe latest issue of the
One For All? Workshop on the The New Representative Action Directive
/in News/by Xandra KramerAfter a great deal of controversial discussion, the EU Representative Actions Directive was passed in late 2020 and has to be transposed by Member States till December 25 of this year. For the first time, the Directive will require MS to introduce the possibility for qualified entities to sue for compensation on behalf of harmed consumers. Key questions […]