Don’t miss Delia Ferri’s Op-Ed about the EU achieving a significant milestone by having its first representative elected to the UN Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD Committee). The representative, Inmaculada Placencia Porrero, is a senior expert on disability issues at the European Commission. Her election is seen as an important step in reinforcing the EU's role as a leader in promoting disability rights and as a significant international actor in human rights. Read more at EU Law Live. https://lnkd.in/d4hwJSHT
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Updates
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Vincent Delhomme’s Op-Ed discusses the Court of Justice ruling in case C-598/22 (Società Italiana Imprese Balneari). This case addresses an Italian law whereby structures built on public beaches by private concessionaires are transferred to the state without compensation after the concession period ends. The ruling examines whether this constitutes an unlawful restriction on freedom of establishment under Article 49 TFEU. Read more at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “Narrowing the Scope of Free Movement Restrictions? (C-598/22 - Società Italiana Imprese Balneari)" - EU Law Live
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EU Law Live´s Competition Corner 10th Symposium, "Selectivity in State Aid" is happy to bring you Nieves Bayón Fernández´s article today! The author examines the development of EU case law on State aid rules applied to national tax rulings, highlighting key judgments that clarify the European Commission's limited discretion and emphasize the importance of national laws in assessing selective advantages. The analysis focuses on the role of the arm's length principle and the need to respect Member States' fiscal autonomy in defining the reference framework for tax rulings. Read more at EU Law Live: https://lnkd.in/dKx8bvUm Stay tuned! Much more to come! #EuropeanUnion #stateaid #competitionlaw #mergers #tax #law #europeancommission #fiscalautonomy
"Selective Advantage in Tax Rulings: all the Chapters bring the Saga to one End", by Nieves Bayón Fernández - EU Law Live
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Bilgesu Sümer’s Op-Ed analyzes a ruling by the Court of Justice in the cases of Scalable Capital (C-182/22 and C-189/22). The Court's decision addresses the right to compensation for non-material damage under Article 82 of the GDPR following a personal data breach. The applicants' personal data were compromised, and the German courts sought clarification on the nature of compensation for minimal non-material damage and the interpretation of identity theft in this context. Now available at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “Where is the Damage in Personal Data Theft? - Scalable Capital (C-182/22 and C-189/22) and the Hurdles of Proving the Non-Material Damage” - EU Law Live
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Now available, Tanja Hilpold’s Op-Ed discussing the Opinion of Advocate General Emiliou in the case C-144/23 Kubera, regarding the admissibility of national filtering mechanisms for access to the preliminary ruling procedure under Article 267 TFEU. Read more at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “Vigilantibus non Dormientibus Iura Succurrunt: Are National Filtering Mechanisms for the Access to the Preliminary Ruling Procedure Admissible? AG Opinion in Case C-144/23 Kubera” - EU Law Live
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Don’t miss Irene Salvatore's and Trajan Shipley’s Op-Ed discussing recent trends in EU investment decision-making, focusing on transparency and sustainable investments. It outlines the EU's efforts to include non-trade policy objectives in new Free Trade Agreements (FTAs), highlighting the inclusion of sustainable development commitments. Read more at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “Enhancing Transparency and Facilitating Sustainable Investments: Recent Trends in EU Investment Decision-Making” - EU Law Live
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Don’t miss Nika Bačić Selanec & Davor Petrić’s Op-Ed analyzing the Court of Justice of the European Union's (CJEU) judgment in the Hann-Invest case (Joined Cases C-554/21, C-622/21, and C-727/21), concerning the rule of law and judicial independence in Croatia. Read more at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “Reshaping national Judiciaries under Article 19(1) TEU: the Grand Chamber’s Decision in Hann-Invest” - EU Law Live
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Now available Saša Sever’s Op-Ed of Advocate General Emiliou's Opinion in the case of Kubera (C-144/23), which addresses the interpretation of Article 267 TFEU and Article 47 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. This case involves a preliminary reference from the Supreme Court of Slovenia regarding national practices in granting leave to appeal on points of law and the obligation of national courts of last instance to consider requests for preliminary rulings. Read more at EU Law Live.
Analysis: “AG Emiliou’s Opinion in Kubera: Articles 267 TFEU and 47 of the Charter reinterpreted in the light of national filtering mechanisms” - EU Law Live
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EU Law Live´s Competition Corner 10th Symposium, "Selectivity in State Aid" is happy to bring you Jacques Alexander Heger´s article today! The author examines the legal challenges by Ryanair against state aid granted to other airlines in the EU during the COVID-19 pandemic, arguing the aid was discriminatory and violated EU law. He discusses various court decisions and legal principles regarding state aid, selectivity, and discrimination, concluding that selective state aid can be justified under EU law if proportional and necessary. Read more at EU Law Live: https://lnkd.in/dUii_R79 Stay tuned! Much more to come! #EU #competitionlaw #stateaid #airlines #COVID #discrimination #EUlaw
"Discriminatory subsidies in the European aviation market?", by Alexander Heger - EU Law Live
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Chiara Amalfitano's Op-Ed discusses the recent amendments to the Statute of the Court of Justice. These amendments, which were implemented by the EU legislator on the initiative of the CJEU, transfer certain preliminary ruling jurisdictions from the Court of Justice to the General Court. Read more at EU Law Live.
Op-Ed: “The Transplant of Procedural Rules from the Court of Justice to the General Court” - EU Law Live
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