Europe: International Law

Dyson Technology Limited has filed an application for provisional measures at the UPC Hamburg against multiple Dreame entities and distributors, involving European Patent 3,119,235. The case raises questions about jurisdiction under the Brussels I recast regulation and the interplay between UPC procedural rules and EU regulations in cross-border patent disputes.

The former CEO of French cement conglomerate Lafarge has been sentenced to six years in prison for paying terrorists in order to further the company’s business interests.

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The UK’s Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation (OFSI) has imposed a £390,000 penalty on Apple Distribution International Limited (ADI), an Irish subsidiary of Apple Inc., in relation to two payments...

BCL Solicitors' sanctions and export controls team provides comprehensive updates on UK and international sanctions developments, enforcement trends, and compliance guidance.

Türkiye'de milyonlarca vatandaşın bir arada yaşadığı toplu konutlar, siteler ve apartmanlar; ortak yaşam kurallarının yanı sıra hukuki yükümlülüklerin de titizlikle uygulanması gereken...

Kazakhstan's enforcement regime for foreign arbitral awards presents unique procedural challenges that can derail even well-founded claims. This comprehensive analysis examines the interplay between the New York Convention and local procedural law, revealing critical distinctions between arbitral awards and state court decisions that Kazakhstani judges frequently conflate. Drawing from recent Supreme Court clarifications and documented judicial practice, the review identifies systematic errors in notificati

İstanbul Barosu tarafından düzenlenen deniz hukuku sempozyumu, deniz ticareti ve hukuki düzenlemeler konusunda önemli gelişmeleri ele alıyor. UNCLOS Anlaşması'nın yürürlüğe girmesi ve Birleşik Krallık'ın açık denizlerdeki yeni hukuki yaklaşımları sempozyumun ana gündem maddelerini oluşturuyor.

Turkey's 2026 fishing ban period is set to begin, implementing crucial restrictions on commercial fishing activities to protect marine ecosystems and ensure sustainable fish populations. The regulations establish specific timeframes and zones where fishing is prohibited, balancing environmental conservation with the economic interests of the fishing industry.