Quentin Declève, Author at The Law of Nations

Quentin Declève

Quentin Declève is an associate at Van Bael & Bellis, a Brussels-based leading independent law firm which specializes in European and international law. Quentin Declève litigates at both domestic and international levels and has, in particular, developed an expertise in the field of EU litigation (including EU sanctions and restrictive measures) and international litigation and arbitration. He is the author and editor of the International Litigation Blog (international-litigation-blog.com)

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Private International Law 0
The view from the US: New York court rules on proper venue for claims brought against foreign sovereigns

Choosing the proper venue for a claim against a State can be crucial: Quentin Decleve looks at the latest guidance from New York. ...
On June 26, 2018 / By Quentin Declève
Brexit 0
Brexit: impact on cross-border civil litigation

Quentin Decleve looks at the many complex ways in which Brexit will impact on the UK's position as a centre for civil litigation, and the range of potential ...
On January 23, 2018 / By Quentin Declève
Arbitration 0
The view from France: Arbitral awards – Supreme Court rules on commercial contract vitiated by corruption

Our comparative law strand continues with analysis by Quentin Declève of an important recent decision of the French Supreme Court, upholding two decisions of the Paris Court of ...
On December 15, 2017 / By Quentin Declève

Quentin Declève

Browsing All Posts By Quentin Declève

The view from the US: New York court rules on proper venue for claims brought against foreign sovereigns

Brexit: impact on cross-border civil litigation

The view from France: Arbitral awards – Supreme Court rules on commercial contract vitiated by corruption

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