Law & Business

Our Law & Business department is at the heart of the faculty motto 'Where law meets business' and is characterised by a strong focus on classical Dutch law, including its European influence on it, and legal practice on the one hand, and a focus on legal economy on the other. The basic principle is that both movements, the legal and the legal economic, can serve each other and thus lead to fruitful cooperation in the field of education and research.

Self-employed persons and active shareholding. What are the most significant changes within labour and corporate law in the past sixty years?

Monday 25 Nov 2024
General

Disproportionate checks for people with foreign names

Professor Van Praag explains why people with foreign names are more likely to be checked by banks and how this should be prevented.

Monday 7 Oct 2024
General

The West Frisian Islands: Different rules than on the mainland?

In this article, Ruben Houweling addresses whether an on-call duty for ambulance personnel on the West Frisian Islands should be considered working time.

Thursday 16 May 2024
General

How immune are health gurus to liability?

Martin Buijsen, Liselotte Postma, and Kasper Jansen explain how alternative healers can be held accountable in various legal jurisdictions.

Thursday 19 Oct 2023
General

Investor loss due to a misleading prospectus

Arnoud Pijls writes about prospectus liability in the Journal of European Tort Law and the Oxford Business Law Blog.

Thursday 5 Oct 2023
In the media

Critics remain dissatisfied with the Minister’s plan to use fines to fill the budget gap

Professor Elena Kantorowicz-Reznichenko advocates income-dependent fines instead of a general increase in fines to cover state budget shortfalls.

Monday 2 Oct 2023
In the media

Data are the new gold, but who is the owner of data?

With his inaugural lecture on 7 June 2023, Koen Swinnen officially assumed his position as Professor of Private Law and Public and Private Interests.

Thursday 24 Aug 2023
Inaugural lecture

AI and algorithms are a present and poison in our society

According to Marc Schuilenburg, Professor of Digital Surveillance, we need to engage in a conversation about big data and algorithms in security.

Thursday 10 Aug 2023
In the media

Duped customers of VanMoof are at the back of the queue for the money payout after the bankruptcy

Erik de Kloe, Assistant Professor of Corporate Law and Insolvency Law at Erasmus School of Law, advocates for more say for creditors in bankruptcy.

Thursday 3 Aug 2023
In the media

Toon van Mierlo seeks justice as the new chair of the Restitutions Committee advising on Nazi-looted art

In August, Toon van Mierlo, Professor of Civil Law at Erasmus School of Law, will take office as the new chair of the Restitutions Committee.

Thursday 13 Jul 2023
In the media

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Disproportionate checks for people with foreign names

The West Frisian Islands: Different rules than on the mainland?

How immune are health gurus to liability?

Investor loss due to a misleading prospectus

Critics remain dissatisfied with the Minister’s plan to use fines to fill the budget gap

Data are the new gold, but who is the owner of data?

AI and algorithms are a present and poison in our society

Duped customers of VanMoof are at the back of the queue for the money payout after the bankruptcy

Toon van Mierlo seeks justice as the new chair of the Restitutions Committee advising on Nazi-looted art

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