CEW & Partners promotes Sébastien Popijn to Counsel
CEW & Partners is delighted to announce that Sébastien Popijn has been appointed Counsel, recognising his specialized experience in Corporate Law, Data... Meer lezen
Mr Sébastien Popijn wordt Senior Associate
CEW & Partners heeft het grote genoegen aan te kondigen dat Mr Sébastien Popijn Senior Associate geworden is, vier jaar na zijn... Meer lezen
EU261 compensation in the context of Covid-19
One of the questions that airlines must now ask themselves is whether the compensation (“EU261 compensation”) provided for in Article 7 of... Meer lezen
UBO: country-by-country summary
According to the 4th AML Directive ((EU) 2015/849 (MLD4)), all EU Member States are required to set up registers of beneficial owners... Meer lezen
TELFA FALL Conference 2019
Sébastien Popijn represented CEW & Partners at the TELFA – Trans European Law Firms Alliance Fall Conference 2019 hosted in Serbia by... Meer lezen
EU261: Charles Price and Sébastien Popijn wrote an article on the ECJ judgement in the case Germanwings GmbH v Wolfgang Pauels
Charles Price and Sébastien Popijn wrote an article on the ECJ judgement in the case Germanwings GmbH v Wolfgang Pauels (C-501/17) that has just been... Meer lezen
Belgian UBO register – administration will apply a tolerance policy until 31 December 2019
The Belgian Law of 18 September 2017 (the “Law”) implementing the 4th Anti-Money Laundering Directive of May 2015 (the “4th AML Directive”)... Meer lezen
Success for CEW & Partners in the CJEU case Moens v Ryanair (c-159/18)
Today, the CJEU delivered its ruling in the case Moens v Ryanair (c-159/18) in which Charles Price and Sébastien Popijn represented and assisted Ryanair.... Meer lezen
CJUE confirms that damage to an aircraft tyre by a screw lying on an airport runway is an extraordinary circumstance under Regulation (EC) No 261/2004
On 4 April 2019, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJUE) handed down its judgment in Germanwings GmbH v Wolfgang... Meer lezen
Aviation: Belgian Supreme Court confirms that under the Brussels I Regulation (Recast) the substantive validity of a choice of jurisdiction clause must be assessed under the law of the chosen Member State
On 8 February 2018, the Belgian Supreme Court (Court of Cassation) annulled a judgement of the Dutch speaking Commercial Court of Brussels... Meer lezen