News overview

Martin Buijsen discusses the crucial aspects of reimbursement for healthcare treatment abroad for patients with rare diseases.

In this article, Merel Pontier, a criminal defence attorney in Texas, discusses failed and wrongful executions in the United States.

The kick-off of the EUR Sector Plan SSH-Breed 'The impact of digitalisation on work, prosperity and entrepreneurship' officially launches the plan.

Mieke Kox of Erasmus School of Law researched, "How are Dutch laws and regulations experienced by people without the right of residence?"

Erasmus School of Law is celebrating its 60th anniversary with the theme 60 jaar GROOS. Here you can find an overview of all the anniversary events.

Mai Fleetwood-Bird talks about her visit to The House of Lords in London, where she was present at the launch of the Manifesto Think Language First!

Part two of a two-part series on the remarkable work of Gerald Simmons – de Jong, alumnus of Erasmus School of Law, on the island of Saba.

Martin Buijsen reveals the complexity and justification behind the disciplinary measure imposed on an internist for unacceptable behaviour.

Ilona van den Eijnde talks about the consumption tax on non-alcoholic beverages, which increased from 9 cents to 26 cents per litre from 1 January 2024.

As of 1 January 2024, Arjen Schep has been reappointed as Professor of Local Government Taxes at Erasmus School of Law.