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Katerina Pampouki, Final Year Law Student at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) Introduction The healthcare sector is incredibly complex in itself and often incites emotive responses, especially so because of its public significance. The difficulties of dealing with such complexity are exacerbated with the addition of the European dimension. However, there…

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I am attending Global Revolution 24 at the University of Nottingham. This is always an interesting conference and a good platform to catch up with colleagues and friends from all over the world. I spent Day 1 attending the four workshops of the AI and procurement stream that Jessica Tillipman (GW Law) and I co-organised….

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The Process and Main Stages of Civil Litigation in Germany Filing a Civil Complaint In order to initiate a civil lawsuit (Zivilprozess) in Germany, the plaintiff (Kläger) files a complaint with the competent German court (see here). This complaint is called “Klage” or “Klageschrift”, which means “statement of claim”. After due registration by the court…

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PDF VersionVol 13, Issue 11Editorial board: Patrycja Grzebyk (editor-in-chief), Lucas Lixinski, Alina Miron, Anne Saab and Peter-Tobias StollAyla do Vale Alves (University of South Australia)   Image by Marek Slusarczyk (cc)     Since the late 1990s, the World Intellectual Property Organization (‘WIPO’) has been placing increasing attention on issues concerning the intellectual property implications…

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