European Union law has an increasingly significant impact on national legislation, extending its jurisdiction to key areas such as competition, taxation, the environment, fundamental rights, and the internal market. National courts are required to interpret and apply domestic law in accordance with EU law, which is a binding and prevailing standard. Conflicts between national and European law are frequent and require careful legal analysis, especially in proceedings that may give rise to preliminary rulings by the Court of Justice of the European Union.
The Firm provides qualified assistance in the resolution of disputes involving EU law, both in and out of court. It supports clients in any national proceedings where a preliminary ruling is relevant and represents parties in proceedings before the Court of Justice of the European Union.