Triple-I’s Joint Industry Forum this week in Miami brought together subject-matter experts from across insurance, academia, government, and the nonprofit space to discuss climate resilience, legal system abuse, and – most important – what is being done and must continue to be done to ensure insurance availability and affordability during this period of evolving perils … Read more
On November 1, BGL attorneys Neel Lalchandani and Jamie Strawbridge participated in a panel discussion hosted by Georgetown Law’s American Criminal Law Review and Disabled Law Student Association. The panel was part of a day-long symposium, “Disability and the Criminal Legal System,” which explored how the Americans with Disabilities Act and other federal laws can … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Global Economy myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. Besides the spectacle of a UN secretary-general obsequiously paying respect to a Russian president indicted for abducting children, last month’s Brics summit in Kazan featured the more technical, but geopolitically more consequential, push “to make … Read more
This Op-ed intends to briefly analyse the recent Opinion by Advocate General (‘AG’) Collins in EPPO v I.R.O F.J.L.R. (C‑292/23) –a seminal preliminary ruling case being the first case ever concerned with the scope and nature of judicial review of procedural acts produced by the EPPO. The most important facts of the case could be stated … Read more
Stephen Weatherill Jacques Delors Professor of European Law (Emeritus), Faculty of Law and Somerville College, University of Oxford Photo: Lassana Diarra, by Рыбакова Елена, on Wikimedia Commons In preparing this paper I have benefited from discussion with and comments by (in alphabetical order) Jean-Louis Dupont, Peter Heermann, Guillermo Íñiguez, Jacob Kornbeck, Miguel Maduro, Petros … Read more