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I thought we were exclusive? Some issues with the Hague Convention on Choice of Court, Brussels Ia and Brexit
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On the Global Community of Private International Law – Impressions from Brazil
From August 3-5 this year, the
Grounds for Refusal of Recognition of (Quasi-) Annex Judgements in the Recast European Insolvency Regulation
Written by Zoltán Fabók, Fellow of INSOL International, Counsel at DLA Piper (Hungary) and PhD Candidate at Nottingham Trent University Insolvency-related (annex) actions and judgements fall within the scope of the Recast European Insolvency Regulation (‘Recast EIR’). That instrument both determines international jurisdiction regarding annex actions and sets up a simplified recognition system for annex […]
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First Issue of Journal of Private International Law for 2022
The first issue of the Journal of Private International law for 2022 was released yesterday. It features the following articles: M Lehmann, “A new piece in the puzzle of locating financial loss: the ruling in VEB v BP on jurisdiction for collective actions based on deficient investor information” For the first time, the CJEU has […]
Update: 4th International Class Action Conference, Amsterdam, 30 June to 1 July 2022
Update from the organizers: “Thanks to the generosity of our sponsors we are able to offer a limited number of participants a partial waiver of the conference. If you work in the not-for-profit sector (academia, ngo’s, judiciary or other government institutions) you can contact the conference bureau (conference@uva.nl) to check for eligibility. The reduced fee […]
LEX & FORUM, VOLUME 1/2022
With this present issue, Lex & Forum enters its second year of publication. The first four issues of the previous year were dedicated to the fundamental and most current issues of European private/procedural international law: the judicial cooperation after BREXIT (1st issue), the impact of 40 years since Greece joined the European Union to the […]