News overview

Martin Buijsen, Professor of Health Law, explains why vaccinating children against corona is in many cases not justifiable.

Harriët Schelhaas explains the advantages and disadvantages of penalty clauses in tenancy agreements, together with her brother Egbert Schelhaas.

André den Exter, Associate Professor of Health Law, addresses the interests in compulsory and mandatory treatment of patients with mental health issues.

In the NRC Jeroen van den Broek tells about the underlying causes of the noise nuisance that youngsters in braggart cars cause in cities.

Warren de Waegh has written an article in which he explains certain legal problems that arise during the insolvency of a shipping company.

Kasper Jansen has been appointed as editor-in-chief of the Dutch Journal of Civil Law.

René Repasi, Professor of Public and Private Interests at Erasmus School of Law, explains the implications of a letter by the Council of Europe.

Karin van Wingerde states in an article on the website NOS.nl that there is still a lack of good international cooperation to tackle wrong money flows.

Insurance companies cover the payment of ransom in case of a ransomware incident. Bernold Nieuwesteeg, director of the CLECS, disagrees with this policy.

Franziska Weber and Pieter Desmet, Professors of Legal Economy, and of Quantitative Empirical Legal Studies, researched compensation and fines for companies.