- March 2021
- Blocking injunctions, dynamic injunctions, and live injunctions: Case law collection released by the EUIPO
- The CJEU restricts access to and use of external communication records in criminal proceedings
- Toward more technological proceedings: Impact of emergency period’s extension on civil proceedings and the introduction of electronic civil proceedings tools before the Supreme Court of Cassation
- The European Court of Justice recognizes the right to silence of individuals in punitive administrative proceedings
- December 2020
- 2021 Arbitration Rules, a very welcome gift from the ICC
- AI: The modern way to address international arbitration
- In EU competition law claims, hotels may sue hosting providers before the court of the state where they are established, regardless of the jurisdiction clause laid down in the T&Cs
- The not-so-new law regarding class action is being postponed again
- Dawn raids: 7 answers to frequently asked questions you need to know to minimize legal risks when inspectors knock on your door
- November 2020
- Is default interest subject to the law concerning usurious interest rates?
- October 2020
- New measures to digitalize criminal investigations and proceedings in the midst of the pandemic
- Protection of confidential information in private litigation proceedings: Impact of the new guidelines from the European Commission
- The Simplified Arbitration Procedure: an opportunity to cut the costs and length of arbitration proceedings “made in CAM”
- Mandatory attempts to mediate suits: the Court of Cassation solves a conflict regarding proceedings related to injunctions of payment
- The COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on civil proceedings: where do things stand?
- LCIA releases update to arbitration rules
- Commercial leases in the COVID-19 pandemic: An update on the latest court trends on negotiating opportunities
- June 2020
- COVID-19: courts step up to protect businesses forced to shut down
- Fashion industry: the supply chain in Coronavirus times
- The impact of COVID-19 on the arbitration world
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