News overview

On 26 August, Erasmus School of Law the Administrative Court of Appeal for Business (CBb) have officially sealed their cooperation.

Stamhuis explores whether extending copyright to all faces and voices could help prevent deepfakes.

From 15–19 June 2025, 27 students and researchers from Erasmus University Rotterdam participated in the UNIC CityLab at the University of Deusto in Bilbao.

In this article, André den Exter explains the CGR ruling against Eli Lilly and the role of self-regulation in pharmaceutical advertising.

In this article De Wilde explains the international pressure, economic interests, and fiscal fairness.

Pim Jansen provides a legal interpretation of the conflict between PostNL and the State, viewed in light of both national and European 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.