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Polish tourists had their holiday in Albania disrupted by demolition work taking place beneath their windows, a case that began in July 2024 and was decided by the CJEU on 23 October 2025. (Photo: Shutterstock)
JUSTICE

Package holidays: full refund possible if the trip goes wrong

Imagine your dream holiday turning into a nightmare. On 23 October, the Court of Justice of the European Union handed down its ruling in the Tuleka case, which originated in Poland in July 2024: when a holiday loses its appeal due to poor conditions, even if some services have been provided, travellers can obtain a full refund.

Rebeca Suay • 23.10.2025
The judgment of October 22, 2025 thus brings a definitive end to the case linked to the collapse of Kaupthing Bank Luxembourg. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne)
JUSTICE

Judgment by agreement in the Kaupthing Bank Luxembourg case

Paperjam.lu • 22.10.2025
For the moment, the manufacturers implicated in the Dieselgate scandal are denying the facts. (Photo: Shutterstock)
JUSTICE

Trial in London: five carmakers face Dieselgate

Émilio Naud • 13.10.2025
Almost 3 million Tesla vehicles are the subject of a preliminary investigation by the US Road Safety Agency into the autonomous driving option. (Photo: Shutterstock)
JUSTICE

Tesla autonomous driving investigation

Paperjam.lu • 10.10.2025
L to r: Fatima Chaouche-Hallay Administrative Court (Luxembourg), Daniel Riedel (Bonn Steichen & Partners), Jean Schaffner (A&O Shearman), Peter Moons (Loyens & Loeff) and Yves Wagner (Direct Tax Administration (ACD, Luxembourg) shared TP insights during LTPA Transfer Pricing Congress 2025, organised by the Luxembourg Transfer Pricing Association (LTPA) on 2 October 2025. Photo: Sylvain Barrette
JUSTICE

TP cases: courts may be deciding first, reasoning later

Sylvain Barrette • 06.10.2025
The French courts have ruled that the Gafa tax has been applied too broadly to Amazon. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Gafa tax: why Amazon is getting €24m back

Hugo Hirsch • 25.09.2025
Former Defence Minister François Bausch referred to court in the Waldhof case. (Photo: Matic Zorman/archives)
JUSTICE

Waldhof explosion: François Bausch referred to a correctional chamber

Hugo Hirsch • 25.09.2025
Marc van der Woude and Savvas Papasavvas have been reappointed to their respective posts as president and vice-president of the EU court. (Photo: Court of Justice of the European Union)
JUSTICE

Marc van der Woude and Savvas Papasavvas re-elected to their posts

Émilio Naud • 16.09.2025
The Minister of Justice swore in the new Vice-President. Photo: MJUST
JUSTICE

Serge Schroeder, new Vice-President of the Administrative Court

Émilio Naud • 10.09.2025
Zalando is indeed considered by the CJEU to be a very large platform. Library photo: Romain Gamba
JUSTICE

Zalando confirmed as a “very large online platform”

Émilio Naud • 03.09.2025
The European court found that at the date of the European Commission's decision, the United States provided a level of protection for personal data "substantially equivalent" to that guaranteed by the EU. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

The CJEU validates the “Data Privacy Framework” with the United States

Thierry Labro • 03.09.2025
The Dutch foundation Justice for Players on Monday 4 August began filing class action lawsuits against football authorities. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Fifa and UEFA potentially face... 100,000 footballers

Thierry Labro • 04.08.2025
The entities concerned are SFR, Completel and Altice France itself. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

SFR escapes judicial knife thanks to debt restructuring

Émilio Naud • 04.08.2025
This legal action follows anti-competitive practices by online platform Booking.com. Photos: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

More than 10,000 hotels take Booking.com to court

Émilio Naud • 04.08.2025
“This applies also in the case of a tax which is not a tax on corporate income but which includes in its basis of assessment those dividends or a fraction thereof,” said the European Court of Justice, in a ruling on 1 August 2025. Library photo: Romain Gamba
JUSTICE

EU court limits member states’ power to tax dividends

Kangkan Halder • 01.08.2025
Did the buses that are part of the RGTR network receive European subsidies when they would not have been entitled to them? That’s the question the European Public Prosecutor's Office is trying to answer. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Investigation into bus subsidies: new searches related to electrification

Thierry Labro • 14.07.2025
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