Guest post by Sebastian Sobecki, 24 October 2026. Anyone who spent even a moderate amount of time studying medieval England’s central courts or the country’s vast administrative
machine knows just how convoluted and intricate premodern institutional history can be. [...]
—Rafid Azad Saumik, Intern, ILS & Labour Law, International Labour Organisation and law graduate from the University of Dhaka; and Abdul Awal, Lecturer, Green University
and law graduate from the University of Dhaka [...]
On October 30, 2026, the European Society of International Law will host a webinar on "Teaching and Experiencing International Law Through Legal Clinics." This event, part
of the ESIL Teaching Corner Webinar Series, will convene academics engaged in clinical legal education to explore the opportunities and challenges of using legal [...]
Spain’s 2007 long-term care reform gave older people with care needs access to cash subsidies and publicly funded home help. Joan Costa-Font, Sergi Jiménez-Martín and Cristina
Vilaplana-Prieto show this produced benefits that in many cases were more cost-effective than equivalent investments in health care. [...]
Text kindly provided by Willem Visser (Court Registrar and Senior Clerk Netherlands Commercial Court) On 13 November 2026, the Netherlands Commercial Court is organizing a
seminar on the commonalities and differences between interim remedies available under common and civil law. [...]
This comprehensive Research Handbook provides an outline of how the norms of international law are enforced and evaded by national and international authorities. Leading experts
explore how international law is and ought to be enforced, in support of a more legitimate, effective, and just global order. [...]
Our good friend and Certified Elder Law Attorney, Rick Courtney is here today to talk to us about Special Needs Law. Today’s Legal Terms on In Legal Terms are: Home and
Community-Based Services (HCBS), Medicaid Waiver, Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) [...]
France has been gripped by protests and violence for weeks. One of our authors witnessed last Saturday’s demonstrations firsthand. Carina Bury is a German-French legal scholar
who completed her PhD in Hamburg and teaches at the Universities of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne and Paris Nanterre. [...]
Frankreich wird seit Wochen von Protesten und Gewalt in Atem gehalten. Eine unserer Autorinnen hat die Demonstrationen am vergangenen Samstag aus nächster Nähe erlebt. Carina
Bury ist deutsch-französische Rechtswissenschaftlerin, hat in Hamburg promoviert und unterrichtet an den Universitäten Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne und Paris Nanterre. [...]