Erasmus School of Law

Martin Buijsen explains how health law deals with medically futile treatments.

Enrique Santamaría Echeverría receives a Veni grant for research on collective governance of health data.

The euthanasia law allows room for interpretation — but when it comes to psychological suffering in young people, who should fill that space?

The recent US bombings in Iran raise fundamental questions under international law. Arcuri critically examines the legality of the attacks.

As part of our Where Law Meets (your) Business series, we showcase the many ways people at Erasmus School of Law put their expertise to work.

Sigrid Hemels on tax anxiety, the value of knowledge, and how students at the Tax Law Clinic make a real difference.

Xandra Kramer, Professor of Private Law, says there are legal reservations about the success of collective procedures such as the mass claim against Booking.com

At the MASS Conference 2025, experts explored how autonomous ships will impact law, safety, and the future of maritime operations.

Professor Buijsen on healthcare fraud: understaffing at the public prosecution service, political choices, and the need for better prevention.

As a professor, Schep is further developing innovative solutions for local taxation.