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Doughty Street Chambers | European Union, United Kingdom | 14 Aug 2023

Coronial powers and the rights of the unborn (Part 2)

In this two-part article, Maya Sikand KC, Tom Stoate and Ruby Peacock, explore two difficult questions arising from the inquest into the ‘harrowing…
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Lexology PRO | United Kingdom | 7 Aug 2023

Liberty loses Investigatory Powers Act challenge

The Court of Appeal has ruled against all but one of the arguments put forward by NGO Liberty in its latest challenge against the national surveillance bill.
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Doughty Street Chambers | United Kingdom | 7 Jul 2023

Maguire, Detention, and Article 2 Inquests

Maguire [2023] UKSC 20 is the most recent, and highest, authority on the engagement of Article 2 ECHR in Inquests. The Supreme Court’s judgment ties…
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Filip & Company | Luxembourg, Romania | 20 Mar 2023

Disclosure of confidential information vs. the right to free expression and the public interest

The ECHR has ruled that in some cases the disclosure of confidential information by employees may go unpunished on grounds of public interest and…
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Richmond Chambers Immigration Barristers | European Union, United Kingdom | 6 Mar 2023

Exceptional Circumstances in Appendix FM Family Visa Applications

Paragraph GEN.3.2. Of Appendix FM represents an exception to the requirements of Appendix FM by potentially allowing an application for entry…
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Filip & Company | European Union, Romania | 5 Feb 2023

Angajatorii pot folosi datele GPS pentru a dispune concedierea, în anumite condiții

Conform unei hotărâri recente a Curții Europene a Drepturilor Omului (CEDO), s-a reținut că nu a avut loc o încălcare a dreptului la viață…
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Westerberg & Partners Advokatbyrå AB | Sweden | 2 Feb 2023

Consequences of Swedish Supreme Court's decision to annul arbitral awards on basis of public policy

In the most recent instalment of the saga that is the EU approach to intra-EU investment dispute settlement, the Swedish Supreme Court decided to annul the partial award and the final award issued in the dispute between PL Holdings and Poland. This was the first time an arbitral award had been annulled by the Swedish Supreme Court under the Swedish Arbitration Act for being contrary to public......
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Shearman & Sterling LLP | European Union, Netherlands, Russia, etc. | 1 Feb 2023

Effective control by Russia over eastern Ukraine: Key implications of Ukraine and the Netherlands v Russia decision

On January 25, 2023, the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights declared the claims in the case of Ukraine and the Netherlands v. Russia…
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Ganado Advocates | European Union, Malta | 25 Jan 2023

Constitutional Court rules that Malta’s freezing order laws are incompatible with EU rules

On the 30 November 2022, the First Hall, Civil Court in its Constitutional jurisdiction (the “First Court”) in delivering a ruling in the case of…
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Lexology PRO | European Union | 9 Nov 2022

General Court confirms re-adopted concrete rebar cartel fines

The EU’s General Court has confirmed the European Commission’s re-adopted sanctions on four concrete rebar cartelists after the agency’s previous decisions were annulled twice, ruling the decades-long case has not exceeded the principle of reasonable duration.
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