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Category: Consumer Law

Case C-74/19 Transportes Aereos Portugueses: “Extraordinary circumstances” extended

The SAMs Report “Towards a Sustainable Food System” bites the hand that feeds us!

Consumer protection and the limits of CJEU Jurisdiction: a controversial Advocate General´s Opinion

Fashion-ID: Introducing a phase-oriented approach to data protection?

Will Deliveroo and Uber be captured by the proposed EU platform Regulation? You’d better watch out…

CJEU sheds light on liability for operators of open Wi-Fi networks (Case C-484/14 Mc Fadden v Sony Music)

Saving the Internet or linking limbo? CJEU clarifies legality of hyperlinking (C-160/15, GS Media v Sanoma)

Belgium & EU B-2-C Commercial Practices. Will they ever learn?

Sturgeon again, Grand Chamber rules on compensation for delayed flights in Folkerts

Case E-16/11 ESA/Iceland: It might be called a lifejacket, but it doesn’t mean it’s built for emergencies