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European Union Legal & Corporate news

Thursday, 29 October 2026

Regulatory changes detected daily from official sources across Europe. Create a free account to follow your jurisdictions and ask Taxxa what a change means in practice.

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 week ago

ECJ lets Greece retire diplomats at 65 after 35 years service

In C-359/25 the Court finds an age-based difference of treatment in Greece automatic retirement of diplomats at 65, but holds Directive 2000/78 tolerates it where generational renewal is appropriate and necessary.

Industry: Foreign affairs

Insolvency & Restructuring LawEUR-Lex1 week ago

AG: discharge bars in Directive 2019/1023 lack direct effect

In Case C-578/25 Ariez the AG says Articles 20 and 23(2) lack direct effect, so a disproportionate Spanish discharge bar must be read consistently, not disapplied.

Industry: Across industries

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ backs post-award listing of suppliers giving false data

A court finding of false capacity statements after award can still put a supplier on the false-information list — if listing is time-limited, self-cleaning stays open, and review exists.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

AG: bid-period concert reporting escapes narrow transparency test

France's stricter bid-period disclosure duties need no testing against the Transparency Directive's concert-party definition — but blocking a squeeze-out can itself be a lasting policy towards management.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding · Activities auxiliary to financial services and insurance activities

Data Protection & Privacy LawEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

AG: automated payment-option refusals can breach GDPR ban

AG Medina proposes that blocking invoice or instalment payment by algorithm can breach the automated-decision ban if it can kill the sale — and that only the automated decision itself being indispensable excuses it.

Industry: Retail sale via mail order houses or via Internet

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ: banks must refund unauthorised payments first, argue negligence later

A bank that blames the customer for falling for phishing must still refund an unauthorised payment immediately; gross negligence only matters when the bank later claims the loss back.

Industry: Financial service activities, except insurance and pension funding

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex2 weeks ago

ECJ sets bar for sanctions breach in Yemen award payments

Paying an award to an unlisted Yemeni public body can breach sanctions only on objective evidence of a significant diversion risk; competing control claims create no presumption.

Industry: Across industries

Primary Legislation / Official GazetteEUR-Lex2 weeks ago2 documents

EU adds seven DPRK-Russia-linked names to sanctions lists

Seven DPRK-Russia-linked listings take effect 12 October 2026: a missile-programme official, a petroleum shipper and Russian firms using DPRK labour or joint ventures face EU freezes and travel curbs.

Industry: Across industries

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesEUR-Lex3 weeks ago

AG: dialogue ranges must reveal criteria order, not just limits

AG Opinion C-390/25: dialogue authorities may finalise advertised weighting ranges in the final-tender invitation, but notice ranges must reveal the criteria's final order — HUS's 30–70% price band did not.

Industry: Across industries

Competition & Antitrust LawEUR-Lex3 weeks ago

ECJ upholds Article 22 review of Luxembourg drinks deal referral

Case C-572/25 P: the 15-day Article 22 clock runs only from an active file enabling a preliminary assessment, so Luxembourg's 7 February 2024 drinks-deal referral was in time.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex3 weeks ago

Misclassified on-call time alone gives no EU damages right, ECJ rules

Case C-808/24: Article 2(1) of Directive 2003/88 confers no individual rights, so misclassified on-call time alone founds no EU damages claim; only breach of the 48-hour limit in Article 6(b) does, paid on actual harm.

Industry: Public administration and defence; compulsory social security

Competition & Antitrust LawEUR-Lex4 weeks ago

AG: fined firms cannot pass cartel fines to directors

Advocate General Szpunar proposed on 1 October that Article 101 TFEU bars a fined firm from recovering the fine from the director who infringed for it, since fines must stay with the undertaking.

Industry: Across industries

Commercial & Contract LawEUR-Lex4 weeks ago

Court lets judges throw out abusive EUR 40 late-payment claims

The CJEU held on 1 October that Article 6(1) of Directive 2011/7 does not bar dismissing a EUR 40 claim where the creditor abuses EU law, but abuse needs both unachieved purpose and artificially created conditions.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex4 weeks ago

Court annuls taxonomy review refusal over missing methane-slip limit

The Court annulled the Commission's refusal of internal review only where it held no methane-slip threshold was needed in the maritime taxonomy criteria; all aviation pleas failed.

Industry: Water transport

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 month ago

Court limits old employment-information directive to information rights

Article 8(1) of Directive 91/533 protects only directive-conferred information rights, not pay, pension or contribution rights under the employment relationship.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 month ago

Court bars insolvent steelmaker from energy aid for large consumers

Undertakings under Italy's extraordinary administration are "undertakings in difficulty" and may be excluded from high gas and electricity consumption relief, the Court holds.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 month ago

Court keeps Belaz on Belarus sanctions list, rejects pleas

The General Court upheld the 2024 and 2025 renewals of Belaz's Belarus asset freeze, rejecting illegality, error-of-assessment and fundamental-rights pleas and ordering the company to pay costs.

Industry: Manufacture of motor vehicles

Government Procurement & Public Tender RulesEUR-Lex1 month ago

EU funding risk cannot justify ex parte lifting of award freeze

Portugal must drop its 48-hour ex parte lifting of award-challenge suspensions: only the review court, hearing both sides and weighing all interests, may lift interim protection to save EU funding.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 month ago

AG: unnamed 'partners' consent cannot support direct marketing

Advocate General Spielmann opines in Case C-317/25 that ISP 'partners' consent cannot support Groupe Canal +'s marketing without fresh consent, proposing the Court answer the first question accordingly.

Industry: Across industries

General Court Decisions & Case LawEUR-Lex1 month ago

Court annuls ECB withdrawal of short-term contract without notice

In Case T-287/24 the General Court annulled the ECB's 14 March 2024 withdrawal of a signed short-term contract, holding the one-month notice in Article 16 CoSTE applies even before appointment is taken up.