This is the second Op-Ed of a Symposium on the Apple State Aid case (C‑465/20 P). A previous Op-Ed has been authored by Romero J. S. Tavares. More Op-Eds will follow soon in EU Law Live. The Apple Decision Simpliciter – A Blinkered Approach? There is an adage: ‘You get answers to the questions you ask’. … Read more
This is the first Op-Ed of a Symposium on the Apple State Aid case ( C‑465/20 P). More Op-Eds will follow soon in EU Law Live. The recent final ruling on the Apple State-Aid case surprised many commentators, including this author, who trusted the Court of Justice of the European Union (‘the Court’) would be a … Read more
This is the fifth Op-Ed of a Symposium on “The Selection of EU Judges and the 255 Committee”. Previous Op-Eds were authored by Joseph H.H. Weiler; Giuliano Amato, Marta Cartabia, Dieter Grimm, Miguel Poiares Maduro, Rui Manuel Moura Ramos & José Luis Da Cruz Vilaça; Alberto Alemanno and François-Xavier Millet. More Op-Eds on this topic will be published soon on EU Law Live The authority accumulated over … Read more
This contribution is a part of the EU Legislation Dwell Symposium on the 2024 Reform of the Statute of tthe Court docket of Justice of the EU. Earlier Op-Eds had been authored by Takis Tridimas , Kieran Bradley, Dominik Düsterhaus, Corinna Wissels & Tom Boekestein, Jonathan Wildemeersch, Paul Dermine and Chiara Amalfitano. Extra Op-Eds on this subject might be revealed quickly on EU Legislation Dwell. One … Read more
Introduction On 20 February 2024, the Courtroom of Justice in Okay.L. v. X (C-715/20) held that Article 47 of the Constitution could also be invoked along with Directive 1999/70 in a dispute between non-public people with a purpose to disapply nationwide laws contravening that directive. Whereas the potential for counting on Constitution provisions together with … Read more
