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Europe still sets the pace

Julian Morris considers a CJEU ruling on what constitutes the cancellation of a flight, foreign jurisdiction issues, and a recent epidemic of holiday sickness claims

A strict approach to privacy

Tele2 shows the CJEU is holding its nerve on the retention and provision of data to national authorities, explains Paul Stanley QC

A new era for French contract law?

Rémy Blain and Mathew Rea consider whether French contract law could become the preferred choice to govern international business contracts

Parliament gets a vote on Brexit

Toby Vanhegan and Riccardo Calzavara discuss the Supreme Court's ruling that the Crown's prerogative powers cannot be invoked to withdraw from the EU treaties

Supreme Court: Parliament must have vote to trigger article 50

Consent of devolved governments in Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland not required

FTSE 100 companies invest in the rule of law

Businesses can help make the world a safer and more equitable place, says Lord Chief Justice

Supreme Court gives green light to illegal rendition claim

English courts can hear Libyan dissident's action against UK government

Data retention: Greater focus, specificity, and more safeguards

The European court's snooping judgment was not a total victory for the privacy lobby, explains Tom Orpin-Massey