Things are not as clear-cut as they were half a year ago, with a wide array of solutions possible
Clamping down on hate speech
In parallel to an upcoming judgment by the CJEU, tech companies have been making strides in restricting hate speech on their respective platforms.
Airbus-Boeing Dispute Nearing An End
The bitter altercation has already been ongoing for the past 15 years
5G and political developments
The technology could have far-reaching effects across the World, leading politicians to race to the top
Companies in EU must record employees’ working hours
The decision obliges Member States to make daily recordings of employees’ working times mandatory
Orthodox monk wins right to practice as a lawyer in Greece
The ruling strengthens the right of qualified lawyers to practice in other EU countries, without having special requirements imposed upon them.
European Court clears CETA arbitration tribunals
Despite the vocal opposition, the arbitration system complies with EU law
UK competition authority wants changes to Big Four
The Competition and Markets’ Authority has called for legislation to overhaul the auditing business, namely concerning the Big Four.
EU wants to allow class-action suits – under certain terms
The landscape for collective redress rules across Europe varies a great deal and efforts to harmonise it might entail negative consequences
