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The EU consumer protection cases tracker is intended to track key cases related to consumer law. It includes relevant cases (opinions and judgements) of the Court of Justice classified by date and covering advertising and labelling, e-commerce, product liability and safety, provision of services, contracts, consumer disputes and enforcement.
For more information on the main EU regulations and directives protecting consumer interests, see Practice Note: Key EU consumer legislation—summary.
This tracker does not track data protection case. For more information on EU data protection cases, see Practice Notes: EU GDPR—data protection case law tracker and Data protection cases before the Court of Justice of the European Union—tracker.
2025
| Case | Date | Find out more |
| Verbraucherzentrale Hamburg E.V. v Bonprix Handelsgesellschaft Mbh, Case C-100/24 | 15 May 2025 | Court of Justice provides ruling on the meaning of ‘promotional offer’ under EU E-Commerce DirectiveIn a referral from the German Federal Court, the Court of Justice made a preliminary ruling on the meaning of a ‘promotional offer’ in Article 6(c) of the EU E-Commerce Directive, which may affect the |
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European Union
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Practice Notes 8
- The Revised EU Product Liability Directive
- Product safety notifications and corrective actions in the EU—general consumer goods
- EU measures to tackle greenwashing and misleading environmental claims
- EU regulation of payment services—essentials
- Rome I—scope, exclusions and general provisions
- Brussels I (recast)—dealing with consumer claims
- The EU Product Liability Directive
- The EU General Product Safety Regulation
Key definition:
Advertising definition
What does Advertising mean?
Advertising is defined very broadly to encompass any form of representation that is made in connection with business in order to promote the supply or transfer of a product.
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