Expert Meetings
The Faculty was hosting the Kick-off meeting for the EU project "Train to Enforce". The goal of the project is to provide training to lawyers and judges of Member states regarding the use of the Regulations on the European order for payment and the European small claims procedure. Partners to the project come from Italy, Sweden, Albania, Germany, Croatia, Austria, Spain and Slovenia.
Participants:
Ass. Prof. MMMag. Dr. Anzenberger Philipp,
As. Baghrizabehi Denis,
Prof. dr. Bylander Eric,
As. Drnovšek Katja,
Mr. Foccasi Fabio,
Prof. dr. Hojnik Janja,
Prof. dr. Ivanc Tjaša,
Prof. dr. Keresteš Tomaž,
Ms. Klojčnik Jasmina,
Prof. dr. Kola Tafaj Flutura,
Prof. dr. Kraljić Suzana,
Ms. Kukovec Urška,
Prof. dr. Kunštek Eduard,
Dr. Mensah Cocou Marius,
Prof. dr. Mihelčić Gabriela,
Prof. dr. Nunner-Krautgasser Bettina,
Mr. Polajžar Aljoša,
Prof. dr. Repas Martina,
Prof. dr. Rijavec Vesna
Prof. dr. Shehu Julian,
Prof. dr. Tonolo Sara,
Mr. Trstenjak Matjaž,
As. Zahrastnik Kristjan,
Ass. Prof. dr. Weingerl Petra
JUST-JTRA-EJTR-AG-2018
This project is cofunded by the European Union’s Justice Programme (2014-2020)
- DIGI - GUARD
- Diversity of Enforcement Titles in cross-border Debt Collection in EU
- Train to Enforce
- Role of Faculty of Law
- Timeline
- Expert Meetings
- Results
- Remedies concerning Enforcement of Foreign Judgements according to Brussels I Recast
- LAWtrain
- Developments and trend in the regulation of the attorney's profession with the emphasis on Slovenia and Germany
- Civil vs "Common Law" – the assessment of »rules« of evidence law (testing the admissibility of electronic evidence in common law and continental law systems)
- Dimensions of Evidence in European Civil Procedure
- Simplification of Debt Collection in the EU
- European Enforcement Order
- Medicine, Law and Society
- CRP Service