The ongoing Mihăescu case before the European Court of Justice demonstrates the fundamental importance of investor protection within the European Union. This landmark dispute involves three Romanian investors who assert their interests were breached by the Romanian government. The outcome of this case may significant implications for both investor

Germany, with its vibrant cultural tapestry, prides itself on its commitment to rights. Yet, beneath this surface of tolerance, a disturbing trend has emerged: religious discrimination resurfacing within the realm of contracts. Individuals professing religious convictions often face biased treatment, encountering obstacles in securing contracts.