Cuadernos de Derecho Transnacional, 2009-2
The second issue of the Cuadernos de Derecho Transnacional, the Spanish online journal created by Profs. Calvo Caravaca and Carrascosa Gonzalez (see presentation
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Publication: Rossolillo, “Identità personale e diritto internazionale privato”
A very interesting book on conflict issues arising out of personal identity and name has been recently published by the Italian publishing house CEDAM. The volume, “Identità personale e diritto internazionale privato“, is authored by Prof. Giulia Rossolillo (University of Pavia). Prof. Rossolillo carries on a thorough analysis of PIL issues relating to name, both […]
Conference: “Il diritto al nome e all’identità personale nell’Unione europea”
An interesting conference on issues relating to name and personal identity in private international law and EU law will be hosted by the Faculty of Law of the
On the Desirability of the Alien Tort Statute
Judicially made corporate human rights litigation is a luxury we can no longer afford. This is the conclusion of an op-ed (
ECJ Judgment in Gambazzi
The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has delivered today its
Publication: Liber Fausto Pocar – New Instruments of Private International Law
The Italian publishing house Giuffrè has recently published a very rich collection of essays in honor of
Gambazzi v. Daimler Chrysler, Part 10: Monte Carlo
And then there were ten! The Soltzenberg – Gambazzi case had already been litigated in
ECJ: AG Opinion in “Apostolides”
On Thursday, the Opinion of Advocate General Kokott in case C-420/07 (Meletis Apostolides v. David Charles Orams and Linda Elizabeth Orams) has been published. I. Background of the Case The background of the case was as follows: Mr. Apostolides, a Greek Cypriot, owned land in an area which is now under the control of the […]
Spanish homosexual couple and surrogate pregnancy
While some countries, like the U.S.A., accept surrogate pregnancy among permitted techniques of assisted reproduction, Spanish law considers it illegal. That is why a certificate issued in the U.S.A. establishing the parenthood of a baby born in this country to a surrogate mother would not be registered in Spain; accordingly the baby would not have […]