Table of contents
- Original news
- What key issues did this case raise?
- Were there specific legal challenges in relation to jurisdiction and applicable law issues, with the accident having occurred abroad?
- How did the Court of Appeal approach the issue of contributory negligence? Are there any ‘grey’ areas or unresolved issues remaining?
- What are the implications of this case for lawyers and what should they take note of and be advising clients?
- Are there any emerging trends? Do you have any predictions for future developments in this area of law?
Article summary
Personal Injury analysis: What legal issues can arise in cases involving road traffic accidents in another EU member state? Pierre Janusz, a barrister at 3 Hare Court, looks at the legislation governing jurisdiction and applicable law in such cases in the context of the recent ruling in Vanns v Ocidental.
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