28 April 2016 / Dispute Resolution

Key changes to the Regulation Brussels I

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Arbitration expert Denis Parchajev prepared an article “Key changes to the Regulation “Brussels I” and the future of arbitration in the context of the application of the regulation” for the law journal “Teisė” vol. 98.

The article focuses on the effects of amendments to the Brussels I Regulation, introduced by its recast.

For further information please refer here (in Lithuanian only).

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