Tout propriétaire d’un immeuble donné en location peut souscrire une couverture d’assurance qui permet au propriétaire-bailleur d’être indemnisé des loyers non réglés par un locataire qui ne pourrait ou ne voudrait pas payer. En pareil cas, le propriétaire-bailleur est indemnisé, par son assureur, moyennant le règlement de quittances provisionnelles. Il est prévu dans ces quittances […]

Le Conseil de la Concurrence est l’autorité chargée du respect des règles gouvernant la concurrence entre entreprises au Luxembourg, et de l’émission de sanctions en cas d’atteinte à ces règles . La hausse continue des amendes infligées et[1], la médiatisation accrue de ces sanctions dissuade davantage les pratiques anticoncurrentielles. Le Conseil de la Concurrence va […]

La médiation n’est pas seulement un processus de négociation. La médiation est également et surtout un mode de résolution des conflits inscrit aux articles 1251–1 et suivants du Nouveau Code de Procédure Civile (NCPC). Les articles sont subdivisés en quatre chapitres qui traitent respectivement des principes généraux, de la médiation conventionnelle, de la médiation judiciaire […]

Michel Molitor has contributed the Luxembourg chapter of LBR’s The Dispute Resolution Review 2018. This 10th edition provides an overview of the civil court systems of 37 jurisdictions including Luxembourg.        

Michel Molitor has contributed the Luxembourg Chapter of LBR’s Dispute Resolution Review 2017. This ninth edition covers 40 jurisdictions and provides key aspects of each jurisdiction’s dispute resolution rules and practices.

The Dispute Resolution Review provides an indispensable overview of the civil court systems of 45 jurisdictions. In a world where commercial disputes frequently cross international boundaries, it is inevitable that clients and practitioners across the globe will need to look for guidance beyond their home jurisdictions.

The Dispute Resolution Review covers 48 countries and territories. Disputes have never respected national boundaries and the continued globalisation of business in the 21st century means that it is more important than ever before that clients and lawyers look beyond the horizon of their home jurisdiction.

Building on the previous five editions under the editorship of my partner Richard Clark, I am delighted to have taken on the role of editor from him. The Dispute Resolution Review has grown to now cover 54 countries and territories. It is an excellent resource for those, both in-house and in private practice, whose working […]

Following the success of the first four editions of this work, the fifth edition now extends to some 58 jurisdictions and we are fortunate, once again, to have the benefit of incisive views and commentary from a distinguished legal practitioner in each jurisdiction. Each chapter has been extensively updated to reflect recent events and provide a […]