Compensation of Private Losses - The Evolution of Torts in European Business Law

Foreword

Table of Contents

Contributors

Part I. General Aspects of European Tort Law

The Evolution of Torts in European Business Law

The Experiences in National Legal Systems and the Perspectives of EU Tort Law

General Principles of Tort Law in the Jurisprudence of the European Court of Justice

Part II. Specific Areas of European Tort Law

Product Liability and the European Tort Landscape

Damages for the Infringement of Intellectual Property Rights under EU Law

The Significance of the Law of Tort with the Example of the Civil Liability for Erroneous ad hoc Disclosure

Infringement of the Prohibition of Unfair Commercial Practices and Tort Law

Personenbeförderungs- und Reiserecht

Part III. Private versus Public Enforcement

Private Losses in European Competition Law: Public or Private Enforcement?

The Law of Damages and Competition Law: Bien étonnés de se trouver ensemble?

Private versus Public Enforcement of Laws – a Law & Economics perspective

Part IV. Interaction with Neighbouring Fields

Rechtsvergleichende Beobachtungen zum Ineinandergreifen von Vertrags- und Deliktsrecht in Europa

Liability Insurance

Part V. Panel Discussion: Statements on the question: “Are there General Concepts and Principles of Compensation in EU Law?”

Developing General Concepts and Common Principles of EU Tort Law

Why Should One Size Fit All? A Call for a Differentiated Look on the Renewed European Approach Towards Private Enforcement