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The Supreme Court had to consider discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation in the context of the European Convention of Human...

As pointed out by von Papp, “one of the key themes underlying the 2016 referendum was migration control. More specifically, a central...

Contrary to primary EU law (Van Gend en Loos), Directives do not enjoy full direct effect. While Directives are of vertical direct effect...

In Constantin Film v EUIPO, the CJEU was asked to rule on EUIPO’s refusal of a registration of an EU trade mark of the word sign ‘Fack Ju...

Louis Vuitton’s designs are mostly based on patterns which have become internationally associated with the brand: Monogram, Damier Azur,...

The German Telemedia Act, a legislation which is far from being considered even remotely controversial, is actually posing a great risk...

English law’s current rule for the formation of a contract requires both consideration and an intention to create legal relations (ICLR)....

Sugar dating, the act of a usually economically weaker party entering a (romantic) relationship with an economically stronger party for a...

With the rise of right-wing parties across Europe also comes the concern over whether the law responds appropriately to extreme...

Nettleship v Weston is undoubtedly one of the most important cases in tort law. It is highly unlikely to be overruled, but law students...

The Jogee case overruled the principle for accessorial liability as laid down in the Chan Wing-Siu case, concluding that “the...

There is a lot to study about the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA) and so it is easy to get lost in it all. I made a video on the key...

R (Privacy International) v Investigatory Powers Tribunal [2017] EWCA Civ 1868 In order to understand the importance of the Privacy...