Entries by Xandra Kramer

Netherlands journal PIL – 2021, issue 3

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The third issue of 2021 of the Dutch journal on private international law (NIPR) is available. A number of papers are dedicated to Brexit and private international law.   Brexit en ipr/brexit and pilSumner, Eerst de echtscheiding, dan de afwikkeling! Brexit en het internationaal privaatrecht / p. 433-453 Abstract Brexit has changed a lot in […]

Study Rome II Regulation published

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The long-awaited Rome II Study commissioned by the European Commission, evaluating the first ten years of the application of the Rome II Regulation on the applicable law to non-contractual obligations, has been published. It is available

Conference International Commercial Courts in Europe and Asia

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On 17 September 2021 the conference ‘Taking Stock: International Commercial Courts in Europe and Asia‘ will take place (hybrid, online/London). Renowned academic experts and practitioners will discuss new developments, experiences, the interaction with arbitration, and global challenges. In recent years, International Commercial Courts have been established across Europe and in Asia. Now that these courts […]

Issue 2021(2) Dutch PIL journal

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The second issue of 2021 of Dutch PIL journal, including both English and Dutch language papers, has just been published.   It includes these papers: K.C. Henckel, Rechtskeuze in het ipr-arbeidsrecht: enkele gedachten over het begunstigingsbeginsel / p. 251-273 This article discusses the preferential law approach that is enshrined in Article 8(1) Rome I Regulation. […]

Online conference Cross-Border Litigation in Central-Europe

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The University of Szeged Faculty of Law and the ELKH Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies are organizing an international online conference: “Cross-Border Litigation in Central-Europe: EU Private International Law before National Courts”. The conference will present the main results of the EU-funded CEPIL research project (“Cross-Border Litigation in Central-Europe: EU Private International […]