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Seminar: Retail regulation under the Services Directive

Stibbe, together with Bureau Stedelijke Planning, will host a seminar on retail regulation under the Services Directive in Amsterdam on Tuesday 3 September 2019. The seminar will have a particular focus on branching rules in light of recent court decision

Stibbe advises Atrium

Facebook/Belgian DPA: Landmark ruling on cross-border enforcement under the GDPR

On 15 June 2021, the CJEU delivered an important judgment on the one-stop-shop mechanism.

Consumer law and online ‘order buttons’: Supreme Court takes strict approach with far-reaching consequences

The Supreme Court ruled in two cases on the (in)clarity of the text on an order button for online purchases: several buttons did not make it sufficiently clear to consumers that they were entering into a payment obligation.

Commission continues cross-border trade crusade

The European Commission is on a roll in its fight against territorial sales restrictions.

Dutch national police service liable for unlawful granting of firearms permit

In a recent decision (ECLI:NL:HR:2019:1409), the Supreme Court has decided that the Dutch national police force is liable for damage suffered by victims of a shooting which took place in a shopping centre in 2011; an event that shocked the Netherlands.

Stibbe advises Lagardère Travel Retail

Stibbe advised Lagardère Travel Retail on the acquisition of International Duty Free.

Promotie Pjotr Broere

Pjotr Broere, advocaat bij Stibbe, promoveerde op 4 oktober 2022 aan de Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen met zijn proefschrift “De kosten van de enquêteprocedure”.

Gotta catch ‘em all? Upward referral of ‘killer acquisitions’ upheld

Companies involved in intended or completed M&A transactions falling below EU and national merger notification thresholds should beware that their deals may still catch the European Commission’s eye.

Stibbe advises Uplace

Stibbe assists Uplace in one of the biggest all-in-one redevelopment projects ever planned in the Flemish Region.

Stibbe advises Municipality of Venlo

Advising the Municipality of Venlo on the zoning plan Kazernekwartier. The zoning plan concerns the development of a large-scale leisure programme in the old Frederik Hendrikkazerne on the western side of the river Maas.

Game over for dark patterns? ACM fines Epic for unfairly targeting children

The ACM has fined Epic Games for exploiting children’s psychological vulnerabilities, marking a key moment for Dutch consumer law enforcement. Our briefing examines the broader implications for consumer-facing businesses, especially those in online sales.

You win some, you lose some: Google AdSense decision annulled

The General Court has annulled the EUR 1.49 billion fine imposed on Google. The Commission had failed to properly assess the allegedly abusive contractual clauses related to online advertising, including whether they actually had a lock-in effect.

Unpacking the Federal Coalition Agreement (2025-2029): Key Implications for the Real Estate Industry

With the recent formation of a new Belgian federal government, the real estate sector is facing some important changes. By breaking down the federal coalition agreement (2025-2029), we explore what to expect in the upcoming years.

The new sustainability advertising code: lessons from one year of review by the advertising code committee

In the first year since the SAC came into force there have been 22 rulings by the ACC and the AT in which an advertisement has been tested against the SAC. This blog addresses the lessons that can be drawn from an analysis of these rulings.

The long and (un)winding road of ‘killer acquisition’ Illumina/Grail

Crystal ball gazing into prospective innovation rat races when assessing vertical mergers may soon be all in a day’s work for the European Commission. Innovation was a recurring theme in the Commission’s handling of the Illumina/Grail deal.

Upward referral of killer acquisitions: enlightened or one-stop shop flop?

Companies involved in M&A deals falling below the EU and national notification thresholds need to think twice about their deal’s potential impact on competition from now on.

ECJ: private enforcement in aviation sector also a national court's game

Recently, the ECJ ruled that national courts dealing with private enforcement cases are competent to apply EU competition law to historical behaviour in the aviation sector.

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