Les recours collectifs : Perspectives européennes et luxembourgeoises
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Programme
14:30 Mots d’accueil
Dean Spielmann, Ancien Président de la Cour européenne des droits de l'homme, Président de chambre au Tribunal de l'Union européenne
Marc Thewes, Avocat à la Cour (Thewes & Reuter), Conseiller d'Etat
14:45 Ouverture de la conférence
Paulette Lenert, Ministre de la Protection des consommateurs
15:00 Introduction
Burkhard Hess, Directeur du Max Planck Institute Luxembourg
15:20 La procéduralisation du droit européen de la consommation
Elise Poillot, Université du Luxembourg
15:40 Pour un vrai recours collectif en droit européen
Stefaan Voet, KU Leuven
16:00 Les recours collectifs transfrontaliers
Janek Tomasz Novak, KU Leuven
16:20 Regard comparatiste sur les projets européens en matière de recours collectifs
Catherine Piché, Université de Montréal
16:40 Pause
16:50 La mise en œuvre du droit de la consommation à Luxembourg
Vincent Richard, Max Planck Institute Luxembourg
17:10 Les enjeux procéduraux de l’introduction d’un recours collectif en droit luxembourgeois
Thierry Hoscheit, Cour d'appel de Luxembourg
17:30 Regard comparatiste sur l’introduction d’un recours collectif en droit luxembourgeois
Maria-José Azar-Baud, Université Paris Sud
17:50 Le recours collectif luxembourgeois à l’épreuve du droit européen
Séverine Menétrey, Université du Luxembourg
18:00 Clôture – cocktail
Formulaire de commande - Annales du droit luxembourgeois
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