Uber, the taxi app for smartphones, again found itself on the wrong side of the EU’s top Court Tuesday when its Advocate-General said France could…
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Image by geralt (BRUSSELS) – New rules on cross-border insolvency proceedings, first proposed in 2012 and adopted by EU legislators in 2015 to facilitate debt recovery, entered into force throughout…
A non-EU national holding a single work permit in a Member State enjoys, as a general rule, the social security benefits provided for…
Fotolia (LUXEMBOURG) – Providing services by operators established in Gibraltar to persons established in the UK constitutes, in EU law, a situation confined in…
Fotolia (LUXEMBOURG) – The EU’s top Court upheld a Commission ban on health claims relating to glucose Thursday, saying these encouraged sugar consumption against…
The EU Commission cannot conclude trade deals without the approval of national parliaments,when they contain investment dispute systems that supersede national courts, the…
The European Commission launched a public consultation Thursday with a view to assessing the scope and the content of a possible future initiative…
Taxi (LUXEMBOURG) – The innovative Uber electronic taxi platform is still required to obtain necessary transport licences under national law, a European Court advocate general made clear in an opinion…
Bananas (LUXEMBOURG) – The European Court of Justice confirmed Thursday that in proving a cartel the Commission can rely on and use as evidence documents from national authorities other than…
A European Parliament committee is working on new privacy rules which would take account of new practices such as internet-based messaging and allow…
