EU law protection from discrimination extends to self-employed workers, confirmed the CJEU in a landmark judgment with LGBT+ rights in the background 6 February 2023/ By Marta Lasek-Markey
How far can the extraterritorial reach of EU law go? A step further by the CJEU as a transnational actor 19 May 2022/ By Ioanna Hadjiyianni
FNV v Van den Bosch, or the thin line between the free movement of services and ‘social dumping’ in the never-ending story of posted workers 8 December 2020/ By Marta Lasek-Markey
Academic Freedom protected via the CJEU? – The Advocate’s General Opinion in Commission v Hungary (C-66/18) 29 April 2020/ By Niels Kirst
A regulatory conundrum in the platform economy, case C-390/18 Airbnb Ireland 12 February 2020/ By Augustin Chapuis-Doppler and Vincent Delhomme
Commission v Germany (c-377/17): Do exceptions in tariff regulation matter? 29 July 2019/ By Valentin Vandendaele
Will Deliveroo and Uber be captured by the proposed EU platform Regulation? You’d better watch out… 12 March 2019/ By Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel
Elite Taxi and Uber France : do Member States have free rein to prohibit and criminalise ridesharing activities? 18 April 2018/ By Pieter Van Cleynenbreugel
The EU Single Market Information Tool: The European Commission’s new investigative power in 2018 21 February 2018/ By Gianni De Stefano and Jaime Rodriguez-Toquero