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New EU platform-to-business rules aimed at enhancing transparency of online platforms for business users are now applicable. Implementation of certain procedural aspects in Luxembourg is pending

On 4 September 2020, the Luxembourg Council of Government enacted bill no. 7671/00 to redefine the procedural framework applicable to arbitration.

Luxembourg law firm Chevalier & Sciales is delighted to announce the addition of William Jean-Baptiste, as a new tax partner to its team.

On 13 October 2017, the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (the "CSSF") issued Circular 17/671 specifying CSSF Regulation 16-07 on out-of-court resolution of complaints (the "Circular 17/671").

On 8 June 2021, Bill No 7307 ("the bill") to improve the efficiency and speed of civil and commercial proceedings was adopted unanimously.

Until recently, the Luxembourg courts have adopted a transnational concept of arbitration: in view of its private nature.

Spring started with the announcement of a new Luxembourg IP regime.

The European Court of Justice, rendered on 21 December 2023, a decision regarding the classification of directors' activities within the framework of Luxembourg VAT law.

On 13 October 2017 the Luxembourg Financial Regulator (Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier – CSSF)...

A client of the Luxembourg-based bank Banque Privée Edmond de Rothschild Europe introduced a claim against the bank and its affiliate, Société Compagnie Financière Edmond de Rothschild, having its registered office in Paris, in relation to significant losses in the value of its portfolio.

The provisions applicable to professionals are set out in Section 2 of CSSF Regulation N° 13-02 of 15th October 2013 relating to out-of-court resolution of complaints.

In many disputes and litigation proceedings, the volumes and flows of information to be treated have taken on huge proportions. Finding accurate key data needed to understand and resolve cases is a serious challenge.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has two district courts ("Tribunal d’arrondissement"), one for the Diekirch district and one for the Luxembourg district.

In recent years, the time and resources dedicated to post-award issues, including defending against challenges to awards and the necessity to have awards recognised and enforced abroad...

The European Parliament calls for greater transparency and regulation of third-party litigation funding (TPLF) in the EU.

Jackye Elombo and Florence Piret have contributed the Luxembourg chapter of the 3rd edition of Global Legal Insights - Litigation & Dispute Resolution handbook.

The Luxembourg tax authorities (LTA) have just published a new circular on tax treaty-based mutual agreement procedures (MAPs).

Until recently, class actions existed only in a handful of EU Member States. However, they will become an EU-wide phenomenon soon as a result of the Representative Actions EU Directive ("RAD")...