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We are delighted to send you our latest e-newsletter, setting out developments from 25 March to 5 April 2019.

Claeys & Engels is delighted to offer you the publications "VerkiezingsWijzer 2024" (Dutch) and "Elections Sociales 2024 : Guide pratique" (French).

The Social Credit System ("SCS") in the People's Republic of China is not a new concept.

The default legal position is that the UK will leave the EU automatically at 11pm on 29 March 2019 with no "deal" in place, unless something else is agreed.

After our 2018 US sanctions overview, published on January 7, 2019, Dentons now proudly present our EU Sanctions 2018 Year-in-Review ...

The UK left the EU at the end of January 2020 but remained tied to EU rules during a ‘transition period' that lasts until 31 December 2020.

The Belgian government has provided more details for UK nationals on obtaining a new work or residency permit following the Brexit transition.

Through ADG Insights, we share with you the top legal and political issues affecting the aerospace, defense, and government services (ADG) industry

The European Union's One Europe, One Market Roadmap sets out a comprehensive legislative and policy agenda for 2026-2027, targeting regulatory simplification...

Belgium's Program Law of 18 July 2025 fundamentally reformed the tax increase regime under Article 444 ITC by introducing a rebuttable presumption of good faith for first-time infractions. While the reform eliminates automatic 10% tax increases for taxpayers who commit their first error in good faith, significant questions remain about the practical interpretation of "good faith" and the treatment of ex officio assessments.

This regular update (no. 55 | 12 July 2021) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines, Medical Devices...

Finally, the ULD appealed to the Court which then decided to stay the proceedings and refer a number of questions to the ECJ for a preliminary ruling.

The European Union's revised Cybersecurity Act advances through legislative procedures while facing significant Member State concerns about EU competence limits in cybersecurity matters. The proposed framework would empower the European Commission to exclude high-risk suppliers from the EU market, but questions arise about whether the EU has authority to act in areas traditionally reserved for national security.

On 15 June 2017, the Constitutional Court delivered a judgment on the guarantee scheme granted by Belgium to three financial cooperatives of the ARCO group.

Dans une contribution parue dans le n° 2023/2 de la Revue belge de droit constitutionnel, Laurens De Brucker et Sacha Hancart tentent de répondre à cette question suite à l'annonce d'un avant-projet de loi visant à incriminer l'écocide.

The Constitutional Court ruled that Articles 10 and 11ter, §1, paragraph five of the Employment Contracts Act violate the principle of equality.

The EU's foreign direct investment (FDI) screening rules aim to enable the Union to identify, assess, and mitigate potential risks to security or public order...