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Friday, 16 January 2015
Damages for breach of EU free movement law: an important Irish judgment
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Steve Peers It’s been well over twenty years since the CJEU established, in the case of Francovich , that individuals could sue ...
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The right to be heard in immigration and asylum cases: the CJEU moves towards a definition
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Elspeth Guild, Kingsley Napley An essential element of a legal challenge is the right to be heard. It is often characterised as a ...
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Racial discrimination & collateral damage – Coleman revisited
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Simon Cox In Luxembourg yesterday, the Court of Justice Grand Chamber heard arguments that any person who suffers adverse cons...
Thursday, 8 January 2015
Does the EU need more anti-terrorist legislation?
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Steve Peers In the wake of the appalling attacks in Paris two days ago, it only took 24 hours for the EU Commission to state tha...
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Wednesday, 7 January 2015
The Missing Link: Direct Effect, CETA/TTIP and Investor-State Dispute Settlement
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By Daniel Thym , Chair of Public, European and International Law, University of Konstanz International treaties have rarel...
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