News overview

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

AI, climate and inequality raise questions that call for a renewed legal outlook. Legal philosopher Margreet Luth-Morgan reflects on education in transition.

Mass claim after population screening data breach is a potential test for WAMCA: collective strength for privacy?

Lieselot Bisschop explains Dutch PFAS policy, the associated risks, and possible solutions.

Reins and Quintavalla are researching how laws and regulations can support the 'right to repair' and promote circular production through 3D printing.

Tabea Krauss explores in her PhD thesis how 'true pricing' could contribute to a more sustainable and plant-based food system.

In this article, Martijn Schippers examines the consequences of the Trump tariffs and their impact on international supply chains.

Margreet Luth-Morgan has been awarded the Comenius Senior Fellow grant to invest in future-proof and AI-resilient education.

Research involving Robby Roks and Carmen ter Weijden shows that banned OMGs are less visible, but offences among members are not decreasing.

Meike van Mierlo was presented with the award during the Opening of the Academic Year by Alderman Said Kasmi.