This regular update (no. 79 | 16 March 2022 ) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines,...

Employers across Europe face differing levels of risks if they fail in their time-recording responsibilities following the ECJ judgment in CCOO v Deutsche Bank in the summer of 2019.

This regular update (no. 61 | 21 September 2021) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines, Medical Devices and Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection).

This regular update expands from the previous COVID-19 Key EU Developments – Policy & Regulatory Updates (last issue No. 99).

Coronavirus is concentrating minds and catapulting cities and workplaces towards a new tomorrow, but the direction of change was not only decided by the pandemic. This article explains.

Businesses and customs authorities alike are confronted by customs-related challenges amidst the novel coronavirus ("COVID-19") crisis, whether for the import of goods to combat the outbreak.

As part of the measures taken by the government to contain the spread of COVID-19, many parents have had to telework while having to look after their children at the same time.

Many enterprises in various sectors are suffering due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 virus (Coronavirus),...

On 19 March 2020, the European Commission adopted a Temporary Framework to enable EU Member States to use European State aid rules to support the European economy in the COVID-19 crisis.

The Commission also recalls that ill-designed national restrictions can exacerbate problems and contribute to amplifying shortages in other Member.

This regular alert covers key regulatory EU developments related to the COVID-19 situation. It does not purport to provide an exhaustive overview of developments and contains no analysis or opinion.

As of noon on March 18, 2020, the Belgian federal and regional governments imposed a set of reinforced measures for the entire country to address the COVID-19 crisis.

This regular update (no. 60 | 6 September 2021) covers key regulatory EU developments related to the evolving COVID-19 situation (Antitrust & State Aid; Trade/Export Controls; Medicines, Medical Devices and Cybersecurity, Privacy & Data Protection).

This regular alert covers key regulatory EU developments related to the COVID-19 situation. It does not purport to provide an exhaustive overview of developments and contains no analysis or opinion.

The unique EU State aid control law requires, in principle, prior notification by Member States and approval by the Commission of all State aid. During a time of crisis, like the COVID-19 pandemic,...

Avec plus d'un an de recul depuis leur mise en place, on s'aperçoit aujourd'hui que la multiplication des régimes d'aides liées à la pandémie de COVID-19 crée différents problèmes juridiques tout à fait inattendus.

In the midst of the global COVID-19 pandemics, the Belgian government decided in June 2020 to distribute free protective cloth masks to the population.

The EU-AstraZeneca agreement imposes a "best reasonable efforts" obligation on AstraZeneca to manufacture and deliver its Covid-19 vaccine doses to the EU.

Pendant la crise sanitaire du coronavirus, le télétravail obligatoire et/ou recommandé est devenu pratiquement la règle. Avec la Convention collective de travail n° 149 du 26 janvier 2021

On 14th April 2021, the General Court of the European Union delivered three judgments in Cases T-378/20, T-379/20 and T-388/20, dismissing Ryanair's challenges to COVID-19 pandemic aid packages adopted by ...