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The European Court of justice’s judgment in the PIP breast implant case : an occasion to discuss the liability of notified bodies

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2020) ELSA MALTA LAW REVIEW. 7. p.47-70
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New technologies, new laws? : A case study of robots and social media

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2020) ELSA MALTA LAW REVIEW. 7. p.71-95
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Driving transport law into the 21st century : the case of autonomous vehicles

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2019) Maritime and transport law towards open horizons. In Il diritto marittimo. Quaderni p.275-304
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Law 2.0 – Robots, social media and the traditional legal framework

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2019) Law 2.0. – New methods, new laws : 7th International Conference of PhD Students and Young Researchers. p.78-92
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Redefining the public policy exception in the context of punitive damages

Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent) and Jan De Bruyne (UGent)

(2018) STRATHCLYDE LAW REVIEW. 4(1).
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The law in the 21st century : a Sisyphean struggle to keep up with technological evolutions?

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2018) LAW & TECHNOLOGY : E.TECH YEARBOOK. p.89-112
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The rise of self-driving cars : is the private international law framework for non-contractual obligations posing a bump in the road?

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2018) IALS STUDENT LAW REVIEW. 5(1). p.14-26
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EU member states’ Courts versus U.S.punitive damages awards for physical harm in football : an attempt at defining best practice

Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent) and Jan De Bruyne (UGent)

(2017) DUNDEE STUDENT LAW REVIEW. 3(1). p.1-24
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From down under all the way to the European Union : a comparative legal analysis of the enforcement of Australian exemplary damages in the EU

Jan De Bruyne (UGent) and Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent)

(2017) UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA LAW REVIEW. 42(1). p.166-205
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An analysis of the Washington supreme court’s judgment in Tabingo v. American triumph and its implications for the Italian maritime sector

Cedric Vanleenhove (UGent) and Jan De Bruyne (UGent)

(2017) Maritime, port and transport law : current scenarios and emerging issues. p.149-178

Academic Bibliography

The European Court of justice’s judgment in the PIP breast implant case : an occasion to discuss the liability of notified bodies

New technologies, new laws? : A case study of robots and social media

Driving transport law into the 21st century : the case of autonomous vehicles

Law 2.0 – Robots, social media and the traditional legal framework

Redefining the public policy exception in the context of punitive damages

The law in the 21st century : a Sisyphean struggle to keep up with technological evolutions?

The rise of self-driving cars : is the private international law framework for non-contractual obligations posing a bump in the road?

EU member states’ Courts versus U.S.punitive damages awards for physical harm in football : an attempt at defining best practice

From down under all the way to the European Union : a comparative legal analysis of the enforcement of Australian exemplary damages in the EU

An analysis of the Washington supreme court’s judgment in Tabingo v. American triumph and its implications for the Italian maritime sector

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