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[Blog] JUB : une appréciation stricte de l’urgence dans les demandes de mesures provisoires
The Court of Justice of the European Union applies a rigorous standard when evaluating urgency in applications for provisional measures, requiring applicants to demonstrate immediate and irreparable harm. This strict interpretation shapes the strategic considerations for parties seeking interim relief in EU intellectual property disputes. Understanding these procedural requirements is essential for effectively navigating emergency applications before European courts.
European Union Litigation
NG
Novagraaf Group
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Final Adoption Of Book 7 Of The Belgian Civil Code And What This Means For Construction Contracts
Belgium's House of Representatives has definitively approved Book 7 of the Civil Code, introducing significant reforms to construction contract legislation that will enter into force in September 2027. The final legislation includes several important refinements to the February 2025 proposal, including changes to pre-existing circumstances tests, conformity defect notification rules, and limitation periods. Businesses concluding construction contracts must carefully review and revise their existing contract
Belgium Real Estate
CM
Crowell & Moring LLP
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The SLAPP Bill 2026 – New Procedural Safeguards For Defendants
Ireland's new Strategic Lawsuits Against Public Participation Bill 2026 introduces comprehensive protections against abusive litigation designed to silence journalists, activists, and citizens exercising their right to public participation. The legislation empowers courts to swiftly dismiss meritless claims, impose costs and damages on plaintiffs, and provides mechanisms to address cross-border SLAPP proceedings.
Ireland Litigation
M
Matheson
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Resolved Bank Found Liable As Pledgee Of Third-party Owned Shares In The Bank
A legal analysis examines whether banks should bear liability for losses on pledged items when client orders to liquidate managed investments are not executed before the bank enters resolution proceedings. The fiduciary nature of the managed investment relationship raises critical questions about the bank's duty of care and the timing of order execution in relation to institutional failure.
Spain Finance
Gómez-Acebo & Pombo
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Gorrissen Federspiel frifundet i kuratoransvarssag for Højesteret
A Danish Supreme Court case examines whether a bankruptcy trustee from Gorrissen Federspiel can be held liable for failing to pursue clawback claims against a financial clearingbroker involving over $64 million in financial security arrangements. The dispute centers on whether supplementary securities provided through P/E calls were protected under securities trading law and whether the clearingbroker actually gained any economic benefit that could be subject to bankruptcy clawback provisions.
Denmark Insolvency
B
Bech-Bruun
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Death At Work During Work At Height: Liability, Compensation And Protection For Families
Work at height remains one of the most dangerous occupations despite technological advances, with falls from scaffolding, cranes, and platforms continuing to cause fatal workplace accidents. Understanding the complex web of legal liability—from employers to equipment owners—and knowing the compensation rights available to surviving families becomes crucial when tragedy strikes on construction sites and elevated workspaces.
Italy Employment
BI
Boccadutri International Law Firm
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