MOLITOR has contributed the Luxembourg chapter of LBR’s The Dispute Resolution Review 2019. This 11th edition provides an overview of the civil court systems of 36 jurisdictions including Luxembourg.

With just six months to go until the UK is expected to leave the European Union (EU), thousands of people remain uncertain about their futures post-Brexit. Read more Contact: Régis Muller

Michel Molitor has contributed the Luxembourg chapter of LBR’s The Dispute Resolution Review 2018. This 10th edition provides an overview of the civil court systems of 37 jurisdictions including Luxembourg.        

MOLITOR has contributed to the Globe Law and Business Global Guide to Shareholders’ Rights and Obligations. The role of a shareholder may depend on the type of company, but also on the type of shareholder, the type of shares, and the articles of incorporation and shareholders agreements.  

  MOLITOR has contributed the Luxembourg Chapter to the 5th edition of Littler Mendelsons’ guide to International Employment law and the guide covers all the major issues around the employment cycle from countries around the world.  

Michel Molitor has contributed the Luxembourg Chapter of LBR’s Dispute Resolution Review 2017. This ninth edition covers 40 jurisdictions and provides key aspects of each jurisdiction’s dispute resolution rules and practices.

Theresa May says the UK will leave the single market, so how will this affect authorised UK AIFMs managing Luxembourg funds?… White paper by Augustin de Longeaux  

L’agent commercial est un acteur important dans les réseaux de distribution des biens et services au Luxembourg. La présence de cette profession correspond à la nécessité économique des entreprises d’étendre leurs activités commerciales à un secteur géographique déterminé, au sein duquel la création de structures stables, telles que l’implantation d’une succursale ou la représentation par […]

Les drones, ou Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), peuvent être définis comme des aéronefs inhabités pouvant voler de façon autonome ou être contrôlés à distance depuis le sol.