European Union: Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Subscribe
Litigation law, mediation law, and arbitrage law thought leadership, articles, podcasts, videos and webinars from expert sources across the legal world. Explore insights covering civil law, class actions, dispute resolution, libel and defamation and more in relation to litigation, mediation and arbitration.
Article
Malta’s New Family Court Regulations (Part 1 Of 2): A More Child-Centred And Support-Oriented Framework
With effect from 1 October 2026, specific Family Court Proceedings Regulations, enacted by virtue of Regulation 216 of 2026, have come into effect, hence replacing the previous procedural regime. The aim of the new Regulations is to establish a more structured framework for family proceedings. The main novelties are, emphasis on early disclosure of financials and proposals, imposition of mediation timelines, structured representation of children, and multi-disciplinary support for the parties, minors and third parties involved in the process.
Malta Family
FF
FFF Legal
Article
PWC: Adjustments To Contract Sum (Part 2)
This article examines the mandatory Clause 10.6 valuation hierarchy under the Public Works Contract, exploring how adjustments to contract sums are calculated through rate-based and cost-based methods. It analyzes the legal framework governing variations, from contractual valuation rules through to residual remedies of fair valuation and quantum meruit, with particular attention to preliminary overheads and the procedural discipline required of employers and Employer's Representatives.
Ireland Real Estate
WF
William Fry
Article
In The Event Of Forfeiture, The Repayment Obligation Lies With The Person Who Actually Received The Incentives
The Council of State has issued a landmark ruling that fundamentally reshapes liability allocation in renewable energy asset transactions, determining that repayment obligations for forfeited incentives cannot automatically transfer to new plant owners. This decision challenges the established practice of Italy's energy services manager (GSE) and provides crucial protection for investors acquiring existing renewable energy facilities by limiting their exposure to historical compliance issues.
Italy Energy
AN
Advant Nctm
Article
Case Note: Hunkemöller LME Dispute Tests The New Dutch Discovery Framework
An Amsterdam District Court recently rejected investment funds' attempts to obtain documents and examine directors in connection with Hunkemöller's restructuring, marking the first Dutch judgment on allegations arising from a Liability Management Exercise. The funds claimed they were disadvantaged by an up-tiering transaction but failed to sufficiently substantiate their claims of unlawful conduct.
Netherlands Insolvency
LL
Loyens & Loeff
Article
New Supreme Court Judgment On Compensation For Unauthorised Disclosure Of Personal Data
The Supreme Court of Denmark ruled on a GDPR compensation case where a municipality mistakenly disclosed sensitive health information and financial data to a resident's former spouse during a routine file access request. The case examines whether the unauthorized disclosure of highly sensitive mental health data and income information constitutes non-material damage under Article 82 of the GDPR, and whether the municipality can be exempted from liability.
Denmark Privacy
B
Bech-Bruun
Article
Auctions: Bank REOs Under Judicial Scrutiny
Greek courts are increasingly ruling that real estate acquisitions at auction by REO companies affiliated with loan servicers constitute an unlawful circumvention of statutory prohibitions. Recent judgments from the Western Macedonia Court of Appeal and Athens Court of First Instance have found that these arrangements allow servicers to maintain economic control while formally separating legal entities, depriving debtors of fair settlement opportunities and enabling below-market acquisitions.
Greece Finance
PK
Psarakis & Kefalas Law Firm
Article
Ny dom fra Højesteret om godtgørelse for uberettiget videregivelse af personoplysninger
A Danish municipality accidentally disclosed sensitive health information about a citizen's spouse and financial details to the citizen's former spouse during a routine records request. The case examines whether this data breach constitutes immaterial damage under GDPR Article 82 and explores the municipality's liability when the disclosed information was subsequently used in family court proceedings.
Denmark Privacy
B
Bech-Bruun
See more