A Legal Battle in the Sky: THY and Pratt & Whitney Arbitration Case - An In-Depth Review
The aviation industry is known for its complexity, international dimension and high-value transactions. In this complex ecosystem, disputes can often arise between airlines, aircraft manufacturers, engine suppliers and other stakeholders.
Cultivating Corporate Responsibility: An Extensive Examination of the New Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D)
The EU's efforts to impose corporate accountability and encourage sustainable business practices have reached a major milestone with the ratification of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D) by the European Council.
Israeli-Palestinian Conflict before the International Court of Justice: Türkiye's Address
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict did not begin on 7 October 2023, and seems unlikely to come to an end in the foreseeable future. On the other hand, it has escalated to a state that increasingly endangers the maintenance of international peace and security, which is one of the purposes of the United Nations (UN),[1] and the primary responsibility of the UN Security Council.
Consideration of the Separability Act for Arbitration Clauses
Arbitration agreements have created two forms in accordance with the 1958 New York Convention for Recognition and Enforcement (NYC) and Turkish Code of International Arbitration, Law no: 4686. Those are arbitration agreements and arbitration clauses. Both of those ones have to provide procedural rules due to have validity.
More to Answer For, Less to Get Fined?: Specifications on GDPR Administrative Fines by German Court With Preliminary Ruling Procedure From ECJ – Case Law
GDPR is making great strides and changing the way for every organization which collects and processes personal data. Compliance with data protection laws of the EU is becoming more challenging and comprehensive, at the same time demanded from users. Moreover, failing to comply with the requirements of the General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR") leads to reputational damage and financial burdens - for example, in the form of administrative fines – exceptional high fines up to 1 bn. Euro[1] - and claims for damages.
Refurbished Products within the Framework of the Law on Consumer Protection
With the impact of globalization, consumption has increased at an unstoppable rate. However, alongside this surge in consumption, second-hand/used products continue to gain importance for more sustainable consumption practices. Some consumers prefer these products because they are more affordable, while others choose them to minimize their consumption and promote sustainability.
Legal Dilemmas in AI: European Parliament Approved The Proposed Artificial Intelligence Act
Artificial intelligence is a technology in which, with the support of computer science and datasets, digital devices, especially computers, act like a 'sui generis brain', performing actions such as reading, writing, researching, predicting, etc. and providing concrete data like a mathematical function.
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive's Effects on Turkish Companies and EU Partnerships: A Detailed Synopsis
A provisional agreement on the new Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive ("CSDDD") was agreed by the EU institutions in December 2023. Due diligence requirements for current and prospective negative effects on human rights and the environment in their supply chains will be imposed on major EU and non-EU companies by this directive.