Recent developments in European Consumer Law

Following my earlier post on digital piracy, let's stay within the digital environment and talk some more about digital privacy. The Eur...

I've recently read an article " E-books drive older women to digital piracy " on The Telegraph . It presents interesting findi...

As of 25th of May 2011 the new EU telecom rules had to be implemented by the Member States which means that consumers in Europe should have ...

While the European Parliament works on funny videos that declare its resolution to fight against the financial crisis (see earlier post ), t...

Collective redress continues to be a hot topic on the European agenda. We posted earlier about the consultation of the European Commissio...

I'm completely taken aback by the new video released by the European Parliament on the financial crisis. It's so insensitive, patron...

Another interesting Eurobarometer study was published last week that shows that 82% of European consumers are less likely to buy goods onli...

12 May 2011: ECJ case C-122/10 Ving Sverige This Swedish (for a change) case concerns new issues that arose in the process of interpretatio...

Are you familiar with Google News ? It's a search engine of many of the news sources which means it refers consumers who go online in se...

I've seen yesterday the documentary " Inside Job " that has won an Oscar for the best documentary of 2010. It is a documentar...