Delano.lu | 14 December 2012
Europe: France has won its dispute with the European Parliament over Strasbourg sessions before the EU’s top court. Read article »
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Friday, December 14, 2012
Friday, November 30, 2012
No Greek documents for Bloomberg
Delano.lu | 30 November 2012
Legal: Frankfurt officials do not have to release secret reports on Greece’s economy to a major news organisation, a court in Luxembourg has ruled. Read article »
Legal: Frankfurt officials do not have to release secret reports on Greece’s economy to a major news organisation, a court in Luxembourg has ruled. Read article »
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Wednesday, November 28, 2012
ESM gets 2nd court OK
Delano.lu | 28 November 2012
Euro zone: Europe’s permanent rescue agency was properly formed and can commence operations, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Euro zone: Europe’s permanent rescue agency was properly formed and can commence operations, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Refund corporate tax, says ECJ
Delano.lu | 15 November 2012
Legal: The British government may have to reimburse billions of pounds to UK-based multinationals following a ruling by the EU’s top court, despite the current debate over cross-border corporate taxation. Read article »
Legal: The British government may have to reimburse billions of pounds to UK-based multinationals following a ruling by the EU’s top court, despite the current debate over cross-border corporate taxation. Read article »
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Thursday, October 25, 2012
Three hour rule stands
Delano.lu | 25 October 2012
Aviation: Air carriers in the EU still have to pay compensation to travellers whose flights are delayed by three or more hours, “unless the delay is caused by extraordinary circumstances,” Europe’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Aviation: Air carriers in the EU still have to pay compensation to travellers whose flights are delayed by three or more hours, “unless the delay is caused by extraordinary circumstances,” Europe’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Thursday, October 18, 2012
OK to ban presidents, ECJ says
Delano.lu | 18 October 2012
Legal: EU countries have the right to refuse entry to European heads of state, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Legal: EU countries have the right to refuse entry to European heads of state, the EU’s top court has ruled. Read article »
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
No appeal against warrants, ECJ official says
Delano.lu | 3 October 2012
Legal: Defendants detained under European arrest warrants do not have the right to automatically appeal against “in abstentia” convictions, in the opinion of a jurist at the EU’s top court in Kirchberg. Read article »
Legal: Defendants detained under European arrest warrants do not have the right to automatically appeal against “in abstentia” convictions, in the opinion of a jurist at the EU’s top court in Kirchberg. Read article »
Friday, September 28, 2012
France must give asylum seekers allowance
Delano.lu | 28 September 2012
Legal: EU member states are responsible for providing minimum social payments to refugees as long as they remain inside the country, the European Court of Justice has ruled. Read article »
Legal: EU member states are responsible for providing minimum social payments to refugees as long as they remain inside the country, the European Court of Justice has ruled. Read article »
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Iceland “failed” foreign Icesave clients
Delano.lu | 19 September 2012
Legal: Iceland’s government breached European law by neglecting to protect British and Dutch depositors after the collapse of Icesave, regulators told a court in Luxembourg on Tuesday. Read article »
Legal: Iceland’s government breached European law by neglecting to protect British and Dutch depositors after the collapse of Icesave, regulators told a court in Luxembourg on Tuesday. Read article »
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Friday, September 7, 2012
No health claims for wine, court says
Delano.lu | 7 September 2012
Legal: The EU’s top court has ruled that European regulations limiting winemakers’ labelling language can stand. Read article »
Legal: The EU’s top court has ruled that European regulations limiting winemakers’ labelling language can stand. Read article »
Friday, July 20, 2012
Flight insurance optional, ECJ says
Delano.lu | 20 July 2012
Legal: Posted air tickets need to reflect the “final price” and “optional supplements” such as cancellation insurance must be sold on an opt-in--not an opt-out--basis, the EU’s highest court has ruled. Read article »
Legal: Posted air tickets need to reflect the “final price” and “optional supplements” such as cancellation insurance must be sold on an opt-in--not an opt-out--basis, the EU’s highest court has ruled. Read article »
Monday, July 16, 2012
Contracts can be in English
Delano.lu | 16 July 2012
Legal: Belgium cannot require Flemish employment contracts to be written in Dutch, according to a preliminary decision at the European Court of Justice. Read article »
Legal: Belgium cannot require Flemish employment contracts to be written in Dutch, according to a preliminary decision at the European Court of Justice. Read article »
Monday, July 9, 2012
Not so sweet, says court
Delano.lu | 9 July 2012
Legal: Not all flowers can be called roses, the EU General Court has ruled in a trademark case concerning the Royal Shakespeare Company. Read article »
Legal: Not all flowers can be called roses, the EU General Court has ruled in a trademark case concerning the Royal Shakespeare Company. Read article »
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Microsoft must pay fine
Delano.lu | 27 June 2012
Competition: Europe’s second highest court has ruled that tech giant Microsoft should have paid a €860 million penalty to EU antitrust authorities. Read article »
Competition: Europe’s second highest court has ruled that tech giant Microsoft should have paid a €860 million penalty to EU antitrust authorities. Read article »
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
MasterCard looses fee case
Delano.lu | 29 May 2012
Legal: Europe’s second highest court has upheld a European Commission fine against the world’s second largest payment card network. Read article »
Legal: Europe’s second highest court has upheld a European Commission fine against the world’s second largest payment card network. Read article »
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Google warned by Brussels
Delano.lu | 22 May 2012
Competition: The EU has given Google “a matter of weeks” to offer a solution that could end its 18 month old antitrust investigation. Read article »
Competition: The EU has given Google “a matter of weeks” to offer a solution that could end its 18 month old antitrust investigation. Read article »
Monday, May 21, 2012
Airlines must pay
Delano.lu | 21 May 2012
Aviation: Air carriers in the EU should continue to pay compensation to travelers whose flights are delayed by three or more hours, a preliminary opinion by a jurist at Europe’s top court has said. Read article »
Aviation: Air carriers in the EU should continue to pay compensation to travelers whose flights are delayed by three or more hours, a preliminary opinion by a jurist at Europe’s top court has said. Read article »
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Legal limbo
Delano | 10 May 2012
A recent court ruling has the potential to dampen the
development of personalised medicine and the biotechnology sector in
Luxembourg, one of the government’s economic development pillars. Read article»
Monday, May 7, 2012
Federalist debate
Delano.lu | 7 May 2012
Law: A seminar at the University of Luxembourg tackled the political and societal issues involved in creating an EU constitution. Read article »
Law: A seminar at the University of Luxembourg tackled the political and societal issues involved in creating an EU constitution. Read article »
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Duff war brewing
Delano.lu | 24 April 2012
Intellectual property: The right to tout animated character Homer Simpson’s favourite beverage will be fought over in a Kirchberg court. Read article »
Intellectual property: The right to tout animated character Homer Simpson’s favourite beverage will be fought over in a Kirchberg court. Read article »
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