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Can Member States use national procedural rules to delay the recovery of unlawful State aid?A new analysis by Phedon Nic...
09/06/2026

Can Member States use national procedural rules to delay the recovery of unlawful State aid?

A new analysis by Phedon Nicolaides examines a recent CJEU judgment that reinforces one of the strictest principles of EU State aid law: recovery must be immediate and effective.

The Court found that:

• automatic suspension of recovery procedures is incompatible with EU law
• guarantees do not necessarily eliminate the competitive advantage of aid
• repayment in instalments may undermine effective recovery
• Member States cannot rely on national rules to avoid enforcement of Commission recovery decisions

The judgment leaves very little room for delaying the recovery of incompatible aid.

Read the full analysis:
https://loom.ly/WIo78VI

Meet the speakers joining us in Como this August for our Summer Course: Public Procurement from A to Z! 🔹 Désirée Klingl...
05/06/2026

Meet the speakers joining us in Como this August for our Summer Course: Public Procurement from A to Z!

🔹 Désirée Klingler – Assistant Professor of Public Law, University of St. Gallen (Switzerland) — serving as Chair throughout the three days
🔹 Marko Turudić – Associate Professor of Administrative Law, Head of the Study Centre for Public Administration and Public Finances, University of Zagreb Faculty of Law
🔹 Spyros Panagopoulos, LL.M – Principal Procurement Expert, European Central Bank
🔹 Roberto Caranta – University of Turin

Together they'll cover everything from the EU legal framework and Court of Justice case law, to e-procurement, sustainable procurement, contract modifications, and the future of public procurement regulation — with case studies, working groups, and interactive discussions built into every day.

📅 5–7 August 2026 | Como, Italy 🎟️ Early bird discount: register by 10 June 2026

Secure your spot here: https://loom.ly/PLoRk9g

Meet the speakers joining us online this June for Economic Methods for State Aid Assessment!We're delighted to welcome: ...
04/06/2026

Meet the speakers joining us online this June for Economic Methods for State Aid Assessment!

We're delighted to welcome:
🔹 Prof. Phedon Nicolaides – Professor Emeritus, Maastricht University & Academic Director, Lexxion Training
🔹 Nicole Robins – Partner, Oxera, Brussels
🔹 Sonia Voinescu – Managing Associate, D&B David și Baiaș/PwC Romania
🔹 Joanna Fornalczyk – Partner, Comper, Łódź

Over two days, they'll guide you through the MEIP, MEOT, funding gap analysis, and the mystery of "reasonable profit" — with real Commission cases and hands-on exercises.

📅 22–23 June 2026 | Online
Secure your spot: https://loom.ly/RYXzB_Q

Can Member States delay the recovery of unlawful State aid through national procedural rules?A new analysis by Phedon Ni...
02/06/2026

Can Member States delay the recovery of unlawful State aid through national procedural rules?

A new analysis by Phedon Nicolaides examines a recent CJEU judgment on the limits of national procedural autonomy in State aid recovery.

The Court makes clear that:

• automatic suspension of recovery procedures is incompatible with EU law
• repayment in instalments may undermine the requirement of immediate and effective recovery
• guarantees do not necessarily remove the competitive advantage enjoyed by beneficiaries
• Member States cannot rely on domestic procedural rules to avoid enforcing Commission recovery decisions

The judgment reinforces a core principle of EU State aid law: unlawful and incompatible aid must be recovered without delay.

Read the full analysis:
https://loom.ly/cq0c4a0

Die neue Ausgabe der Zeitschrift für das Recht der Kreislaufwirtschaft (AbfallR 3/2026) ist erschienen.Die Ausgabe beleu...
02/06/2026

Die neue Ausgabe der Zeitschrift für das Recht der Kreislaufwirtschaft (AbfallR 3/2026) ist erschienen.

Die Ausgabe beleuchtet aktuelle Entwicklungen im Kreislaufwirtschafts-, Abfall-, Produkt- und Umweltrecht und bietet fundierte Analysen zu den rechtlichen Herausforderungen der Transformation hin zu einer Circular Economy.

Zu den Highlights dieser Ausgabe zählen:

• Das neue Verpackungsrecht mit der EU-Verpackungsverordnung (PPWR) und dem deutschen Verpackungsrecht-Durchführungsgesetz – von Dr. René Schmelting und Christopher Scheling
• Rechts- und Praxisfragen des reformierten Batterierechts – von Alexander Rössing, LL.B. und Julia Zinke
• Ende der Abfalleigenschaft von Kunststoffabfällen: Notwendigkeit unionsweit harmonisierter End-of-Waste-Kriterien – von Dr. Oliver Möllenstädt
• Entbürokratisierung durch Zentralisierung und Privatisierung am Beispiel der Sonderabfallüberwachung – von Dr. Olaf Kropp

Diese Beiträge bilden nur einen Teil der Inhalte der aktuellen Ausgabe, die weitere spannende Beiträge, Rechtsprechungsanalysen und Entwicklungen aus dem Kreislaufwirtschaftsrecht umfasst.

Zur Ausgabe:
https://loom.ly/QETS360

Kreislaufwirtschaftsrecht bleibt in Bewegung – und damit auch die Anforderungen an Praxis und Beratung.Mit der neuen 3. ...
28/05/2026

Kreislaufwirtschaftsrecht bleibt in Bewegung – und damit auch die Anforderungen an Praxis und Beratung.

Mit der neuen 3. Auflage des *KrWG – Kommentars zum Kreislaufwirtschaftsgesetz* erhalten Praktiker/-innen ein umfassend aktualisiertes Nachschlagewerk zu den neuesten Entwicklungen im Abfall- und Kreislaufwirtschaftsrecht.

Exklusiv bei Direktbestellung über den Verlag: Ihr Exemplar wird versandkostenfrei geliefert!

Von aktueller EuGH- und BVerwG-Rechtsprechung über neue Getrennthaltungs- und Behandlungspflichten bis hin zu Fragen der Produktverantwortung und des Endes der Abfalleigenschaft:
Der Kommentar verbindet wissenschaftliche Tiefe mit praxisorientierter Anwendung.

KrWG – Kommentar zum Kreislaufwirtschaftsgesetz
3. Auflage 2025 | ca. 1400 Seiten
ISBN: 978-3-86965-355-6

Für alle, die Kreislaufwirtschaftsrecht nicht nur verstehen, sondern sicher anwenden.

Can formally objective criteria still amount to selective State aid?A new judgment from the General Court suggests they ...
27/05/2026

Can formally objective criteria still amount to selective State aid?

A new judgment from the General Court suggests they can.

In Carpatair v Commission, the Court examined airport charge reductions that were theoretically open to all airlines — but in practice only a very limited category of operators could realistically benefit.

The judgment raises broader questions:

• When do “neutral” market criteria become selective in effect?
• Can objective thresholds still favour specific undertakings?
• How far should courts look beyond the formal wording of a measure to its practical consequences?
• And what must competitors prove to challenge Commission State aid decisions successfully?

The ruling also reiterates that operating in the same market is not enough: competitors must demonstrate a substantial adverse effect on their competitive position.

Read the full analysis by Phedon Nicolaides:
https://loom.ly/VBhz_MI

Can someone be banned from the Schengen Area without ever being told why?In a new judgment against Poland, the ECtHR exa...
21/05/2026

Can someone be banned from the Schengen Area without ever being told why?

In a new judgment against Poland, the ECtHR examined the limits of secret national security measures — and the procedural safeguards that must still apply.

The case touches on:
- Entry bans in the Schengen Information System (SIS)
- Lack of access to the underlying reasons
- The balance between national security and Article 8 ECHR rights

Also in this issue: new materials from the EDPB and EDPS.

Read the full update:
https://www.lexxion.eu/dpi/data-protection-insider-issue-154/

Can the EU build a “true” Defence Union without relying on third countries?A new analysis explores one of the most uncom...
20/05/2026

Can the EU build a “true” Defence Union without relying on third countries?

A new analysis explores one of the most uncomfortable questions in EU defence procurement:
- How far can “Made in EU” policies realistically go?
- What role should the UK, Norway, Türkiye, or the US play?
- Can strategic autonomy coexist with existing defence dependencies?
- And does the EU actually have a coherent policy on third-country participation?

From Directive 2009/81/EC to SAFE and new defence financing tools, the current approach appears fragmented, political, and increasingly difficult to sustain.

Read the full analysis:
https://www.lexxion.eu/defence-security-insider/eu-defence-procurement/

Our Master Class in Public Procurement on Contract Modifications, held on 14–15 May in Rome, brought together experts fr...
20/05/2026

Our Master Class in Public Procurement on Contract Modifications, held on 14–15 May in Rome, brought together experts from across Europe. We would like to warmly thank all our speakers and participants for the in-depth presentations, engaging discussions, and pleasant moments of networking between sessions. We’re already looking forward to the next event on public procurement!

Our experts on public procurement and contract modifications in Rome:
Tünde Tatrái
Steven Van Garsse
Ioan Baciu
Pavel Hradecky.

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