Cornerstones for the Cross-border Attorney Service and the Importance of the EU-En4s Project and Partner Networking
Keywords:
En4s, execution of judgements, international law, attorneys, cross-border practice, networking, globalisation, sovereignty, European Union, area of freedom security and justice
Abstract
Many papers and contributions identify the processes by which consistent cross‐border service to the client may be achieved within globally integrated firms. The role of international attorneys is becoming very complex due to new global challenges. To surpass these obstacles, the principal solution is to cooperate and develop close collaboration with colleagues. This is why projects such as EU-En4s Diversity of Enforcement Titles in cross-border Debt Collection in EU, led by the University of Maribor, are so relevant.
Povzetek. Številni članki in prispevki opredeljujejo postopke, s katerimi je mogoče v globalno povezanih podjetjih doseči dosledno čezmejno storitev za stranko. Vloga mednarodnih odvetnikov postaja zaradi novih globalnih izzivov zelo zapletena. Za premagovanje teh ovir je glavna rešitev sodelovanje in razvijanje tesnega sodelovanja s kolegi. Zato so projekti, kot je EU-En4s Diversity of Enforcement Titles in cross-border Debt Collection in EU, ki ga vodi Univerza v Mariboru, tako pomembni.
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Wilkins, D. B., Trubek, D. M. and Fong B. (2020) Globalization, lawyers, and emerging economies: The rise, transformation, and significance of the new corporate legal ecosystem in India, Brazil, and China, Harvard International Law Journal, 61(2), p. 281-355.
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Yee, S. (2020) In Celebration of the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations: A Proposal for the Formulation and Adoption of a "Declaration on the Principles of International Law concerning the Community of Shared Future for Mankind," Chinese Journal of International Law, 19(3), p. 359–368.
Your Europe. How to manage your property regime as an international couple, available at: https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/family/couple/property-regimes-international-couples/index_en.htm (last accessed 25 May, 2022).
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