EU Law Live

EU Law Live is a digital information platform devoted to the promotion and research of the law of the European Union.

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In our latest Podcast conversation episode, @DanielSarmiento talks with Koen Lenaerts, President of the @EUCourtPress, covering many issues, from his evolution as an #EU lawyer to the new reform to decentralize the preliminary reference procedure. Enjoy! https://t.co/eOwaClptIi

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Now available, Filippo Morello’s Analysis of a Court of Justice’s ruling in the case C-582/23. It focuses on consumer protection in bankruptcy proceedings, specifically regarding the right to challenge unfair terms in consumer contracts. https://t.co/fyZCkLN3El

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Don’t miss Merijn Chamon’s Op-Ed focused on a specific legal issue arising in Advisory Opinion 1/24 before the CJEU. The case concerns whether the EU has exclusive competence to conclude an air transport agreement with Oman.https://t.co/Q16SMigqDk

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On 3 July 2025, Advocate General Maciej Szpunar delivered his Opinion in Amazon EU (Case C‑366/24) concerning the compatibility of France’s fixed minimum delivery charge for books with EU law.
Don’t miss Janja Hojnik’s Op-Ed on the matter at @EulawLive. https://t.co/RRZu3smQWY

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Hanne Lammens analyzes the Court of Justice’s decision in the case CeramTec v. Coorstek (C-17/24) and explains its significance in the context of EU trade mark law, particularly concerning bad faith in trademark applications.
https://t.co/Hn1K9WhCOV

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Now available, Magnus Schmauch’s Op-Ed analyzing a recent ruling by the EFTA Court (Dartride case, E-25/24) and its broader constitutional implications for the European Economic Area (EEA).
Read more at @EulawLive. https://t.co/303NKRS7fC

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Erriketi Tla da Silva analyzes the EU General Court’s ruling in ClientEarth v. Council (T‑577/22), where the Court upheld the EU Council's broad discretion in setting fishing quotas (TACs) despite environmental objections.
Don’t miss it at @EulawLive. https://t.co/c6NyDkZtUT

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Now available, Thomaz de Arruda’s Op-Ed on a recent judgment by the Court of Justice in the case Laimz (C‑509/23), which deals with Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance within corporate groups, particularly in the online gambling sector.
https://t.co/pob3EU1FY2

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— is being interpreted, applied, and developed through Court of Justice and  the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) case-law.

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The Op-Ed “Evolving Standards: Legal Professional Privilege under Judicial Scrutiny” by Maria Sapardani is an in-depth legal analysis that explores how Legal Professional Privilege (LPP)— the confidentiality of communication between a lawyer and their client

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Don’t miss John Condon & Francesco Maletto’s Op-Ed on the matter at @EulawLive : https://t.co/k4IXviqBn9

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In Verband der Deutschen Kutter- und Künstenfischer ev (VDK) v. Commission (T-265/23), the General Court dismissed an action brought by a fishing association challenging conservation measures to restrict bottom trawling in German marine protected areas.

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The Op-Ed by Nicolas de Sadeleer and Gauthier Michiels is a strong critique of recent efforts by the European Commission to weaken the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) under the pretext of administrative simplification.
Don’t miss it at @EulawLive : https://t.co/8pCjj8YmVI

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Don’t miss Pablo Solano Díaz’s Analysis of AG Kokott’s Opinion in the Google Android case (C-738/22 P) within the context of EU competition law—specifically Article 102 TFEU, which prohibits abuse of a dominant position.
Read more at @EulawLive. https://t.co/plVEaZFdpl

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Now available, Atanas Mateev’s Analysis of upcoming reforms to the EU’s Import One-Stop Shop (IOSS)system and their implications for distance sellers and online marketplaces, particularly those selling goods from non-EU countries to EU consumers.
https://t.co/iI1QA23djF

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Don’t miss Roberto Caranta’s Op-Ed analyzing a lack of clear guidance from the CJEU and the European Commission regarding the access of third-country economic operators to EU public procurement markets.
Read more at @EulawLive. https://t.co/sdJbQa0oUi

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the role of Host Supervisory Authorities, and the interpretation of Article 155 of the Solvency II Directive in relation to IDD and PRIIPs obligations.
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Don’t miss Giulio Giacomo Cimini and Laura Troiano’s Op-Ed on the Advocate General’s Opinion in the Novis case (C-18/24), currently pending before the CJEU. The case raises key questions about the limits of the Home Country Control principle,

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In Smart Kid S.A. v. Commission (T-227/24), the General Court clarified the scope of the fundamental right of access to documents under Regulation 1049/2001.
Don’t miss Parsa Tonkaboni’s Op-Ed on the matter at @EulawLive : https://t.co/gClfr1B4Aw

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Erriketi Tla da Silva’s Analysis discusses the EFTA Court’s ruling in Case E-18/24, which addresses climate accountability in the environmental assessment of petroleum projects.
Don’t miss it at @EulawLive : https://t.co/cqxjvHMyON

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the rise of far-right politics across Europe.
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Marija Bartl critiques the notion that competitiveness is the right response to Europe’s growing far-right movement. In her Op-Ed, the author argues that economic policies centered on competitiveness fail to address the deep societal malaise that has contributed to