@maxplancklaw@MPI_Luxembourg A farewell to Max Planck law and its dedicated team. It was a pleasure being involved in its scientific exchanges All the best to the researchers involved. You find a group of former MPILux researchers at the University of Vienna where we continue in the same spirit!
.@burkhard_hess@MPI_Luxembourg supported 🇺🇦 Dep. Justice Minister @IrynaRMudra in setting up international claims commission for reparation of damages caused by 🇷🇺 war of aggression at ytd mtg of Plenary Committee on Legal Affairs & Human Rights of @coe Parlia/ry Ass/y in Paris
Happy to host the conference "Private and public enforcement of EU economic law" @MPI_Luxembourg co-organised by @burkhard_hess@phconac & @lenahornkohl in partnership with @uni_lu_FDEF. First panel deals with competition law with Franziska Weber @erasmusuni as keynote speaker
The 4th panel concentrates on jurisdiction and pendency – concrete reform proposals, with Krzysztof Pacula & Marta Requejo Isidro @EUCourtPress, Viktória Harsági @PazmanyU, @burkhard_hess@MPI_Luxembourg and is chaired by @GAVClaw@KU_Leuven
A thought-provoking contribution “Reforming the Brussels Ibis Regulation: Perspectives and Prospects” was posted by @burkhard_hess@MPI_Luxembourg on @SSRN, discussing the status quo in the application and the prospects of the Brussels Ibis Regulation https://t.co/c7LOWTxymD
The final preparations for the start of the @EUProsecutor are making good progress.
In my phone call with Chief Prosecutor Kovesi this morning, we made the overview of the pending issues.
Slovenia and Finland have still not designated their EDPs. Swift decisions are necessary.
Comparative Procudural Law and Justice has become a project setting standards for scientific cooperation of the future. It is no longer about writing individual articles in platforms being (more or less) peer reviewed by bored reviewers but engaging in direct exchange.
What an exiting evening! Comparative Procedural Law and Justice has gained so much momentum! It is a truly global project and the MPI for Procedural Law gives a framework for a global community exploring the state of affairs in the resolution of civil disputes today!!
Last but not least, 3rd panel from Team 17 is on Arbitration
What a riveting kick-off! Many thanks to all our speakers & participants
Kudos to the editors @burkhard_hess, Enrique Vallines & the Dept of EU & Comparative Procedural Law team @MPI_Luxembourg
Stay tuned! More to come
See our latest Impact page, showcasing the incredible research undertaken by the Max Planck Law network on the lead-up to #Brexit. In particular, the analysis of causes has huge relevance as a sign of the times, giving rise to generational challenges
https://t.co/ZxVvcDNsh9
Fifth webinar of the kick-off conference of comparative procedural law and justice at 7pm today! Presentations on international litigation, ADR and arbitration. Speakers from Europe, Canada, Latin America and Australia - a global project moves on!
Again a great day of the Comparative Procedural Law and Justice Project: we discussed additional segments: special forms of procedures, special subject matters and constitutionalisatipn. The community of comparative procedural law has gained momentum in an outstanding project!
Whether non-resident who is a party to the proceedings may be ordered to attend court.
Impact of 2006 Treaty between the UK and the UAE on judicial assistance in civil and commercial matters.