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Pourvoi c/ Cour d'appel de Versailles, chambre de l'instruction, 1er mars 2016

Pourvoi c/ Cour d'appel de Paris, pôle 5, chambre 7, 29 octobre 2015

Pourvoi c/ Cour d'appel de Paris, pôle 5, chambre 7, 29 octobre 2015

Borealis Polyolefine
Environnement et consommateurs
La Cour déclare invalide la quantité annuelle maximale de quotas gratuits d’émission de gaz à effet de serre fixée par la Commission pour la période 2013-2020

Borealis Polyolefine
Environnement et consommateurs
La Cour déclare invalide la quantité annuelle maximale de quotas gratuits d’émission de gaz à effet de serre fixée par la Commission pour la période 2013-2020

Borealis Polyolefine
Environnement et consommateurs
La Cour déclare invalide la quantité annuelle maximale de quotas gratuits d’émission de gaz à effet de serre fixée par la Commission pour la période 2013-2020

Pappalardo e.a. / Commission
Politique de la pêche
Le Tribunal rejette le recours en indemnité formé par des pêcheurs italiens à la suite de l’interdiction prématurée de la pêche du thon rouge par la Commission en 2008

Pappalardo e.a. / Commission
Politique de la pêche
Le Tribunal rejette le recours en indemnité formé par des pêcheurs italiens à la suite de l’interdiction prématurée de la pêche du thon rouge par la Commission en 2008

Pappalardo e.a. / Commission
Politique de la pêche
Le Tribunal rejette le recours en indemnité formé par des pêcheurs italiens à la suite de l’interdiction prématurée de la pêche du thon rouge par la Commission en 2008

Il 27 maggio 2016, l’Università  di Milano ospita un seminario dal titolo Cross-border litigation in Europe: Private International Law legislative framework, national courts and the Court of Justice of the European Union, nell’ambito del quale saranno presentati i risultati di una ricerca sull’applicazione in Italia dei regolamenti dell’Unione europea in materia di diritto internazionale privato e processuale realizzata nel quadro del progetto EUPILLAR.

Nel corso dei lavori, coordinati da Stefania Bariatti (Univ. Milano), interverranno, tra gli altri, Francesca Villata, Ilaria Viarengo, Jacopo Re, Filippo Marchetti e Sara Bernasconi (tutti Univ. Milano), Francesco Salerno (Univ. Ferrara), Peter Kindler (Univ. Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München), Cristina Campiglio (Univ. Pavia), Maria Caterina Baruffi (Univ. Verona) e Rosario Espinosa Calabuig (Univ. Valencia).

Il programma completo ed ulteriori informazioni sono disponibili qui.

The British Institute of International and Comparative Law, the Open University and the Centre for Small States at Queen Mary University of London are organising a conference on “Integration and Dispute Resolution in Small States”, hosted by Wilmer Cutler Pickering Hale and Dorr LLP on May 19 and 20, 2016. The aim of this 1½ day conference is to bring together academics, representatives of Small States, as well as lawyers litigating in or for Small States (defined as those States with a population of 1.5m or less), to discuss the particular issues these jurisdictions face in regard to international dispute resolution and regional integration. The conference focusses in particular on the commercial relations between large economies and Small States, the role of Small States as financial centres, as well as B2B, Investor-State and State-to-State dispute resolution involving Small States.

View the full programme and register here.

Speakers and Chairs

Gary Born WilmerHale (Keynote speaker); Justice Winston Anderson Caribbean Court of Justice; Agnieszka Ason Technische Universität Berlin; Elizabeth Bakibinga Commonwealth Secretariat; Professor George Barker Australia National University; Dr David S Berry University of the West Indies; James Bridgeman FCIArb; N Jansen Calamita BIICL; Barbara Dohmann QC Blackstone Chambers; Conway Blake Debevoise & Plimpton LLP; Professor Sue Farran University of Northumbria; Stephen Fietta Partner at Fietta; Steven Finizio WilmerHale; Jack Graves Touro College of Law; Françoise L M Hendy Barbados High Commission; Desley Horton WilmerHale; Her Excellency Dr Len Ishmael Ambassador, Embassies of the Eastern Caribbean States; Michel Kallipetis QC Independent Mediators Limited and Quadrant Chambers; Edwini Kessie Office of the Chief Trade Advisor; Alex Layton QC 20 Essex Street; Dr Eva Lein BIICL; Brian McGarry Centre for Diplomacy & International Security, London Centre of International Law Practice; Professor Baldur Þórhallsson University of Iceland, Small States Studies; Lauge Poulsen University College London; Jan Yves Remy Sidley Austin; Dominic Roughton Herbert Smith Freehills LLP; Professor Francesco Schurr University of Liechtenstein; Geoff Sharp Clifton Chambers; Mele Tupou Ministry of Justice; UNCITRAL; Professor Robert G Volterra; Professor Gordon Walker Hamad Bin Khalifa University; Tony Willis Brick Court Chambers

The event is convened by:

Dr Petra Butler, Centre for Small States, Queen Mary University of London; Dr Eva Lein, British Institute of International and Comparative Law; Rhonson Salim, Open University.

L’Associazione Internazionale di Diritto delle Assicurazioni – Sezione Lombarda organizza per il 6 maggio 2016 a Milano un convegno dal titolo Assicurazioni e risarcimento dei danni da illecito transfrontaliero.

Intervengono, fra gli altri, Marco Frigessi di Rattalma (Univ. Brescia), con una relazione su Legge applicabile e giurisdizione in materia di assicurazione e risarcimento dei danni da illeciti transfrontalieri: problemi e prospettive, e Michele Comenale Pinto (Univ. Sassari), su Il sistema di risarcimento dei danni nel trasporto aereo di persone.

La partecipazione al convegno è gratuita, previa registrazione all’indirizzo email aida.meeting@libero.it.

Per maggiori informazioni, compreso il programma completo, si veda qui.

Maria Chiara Marullo and Francisco Javier Zamora Cabot have published a paper on “TRANSNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS LITIGATIONS. KIOBEL’S TOUCH AND CONCERN: A TEST UNDER CONSTRUCTION.”

The abstract reads:

In recent years the international debate on Transnational Human Rights Litigation has mainly focused, although not exclusively, on the role of the Alien Tort Claims Act as a way of redress for serious Human Rights violations. This Act has given the possibility of granting a restorative response to victims, in a Country, such as the United States of America, that assumes the defense of an interest of the International Community as a whole: to guarantee the access to justice to the aforesaid victims. The purpose of this article is to analyze the recent and restrictive position on this Act of the Supreme Court of the United States, in the Kiobel case, and especially when, as a means of modulating the limitative doctrine affirmed there, the Touch and Concern test was introduced. It has generated from its very inception a strong discussion amongst international legal scholars and also great repercussions concerning the practice of the U.S. District and Circuit Courts.

The publication can be downloaded here.