CJEU: An ad-hoc arbitration agreement identical to an invalid BIT arbitration clause is incompatible with EU Law
ECJ – employers can ban employees from wearing any visible form of expression of political, philosophical or religious belief in the workplace if an internal neutrality policy is present
CJEU: it is permissible, under certain conditions, to share systematic registration of user IP addresses, their names, and postal addresses to the holder of intellectual property rights or to a third party in order to enable them to bring an action for damages
Contravention claims (“plângerile contravenționale”) may be judged online, according to a new draft law which is now being debated by the Parliament
