Adriani Dori: a summa cum laude success
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Webinar: Law in Public Interest: Collective Redress, Funding & Climate Regulation
Our Vici team organises an online seminar titled ‘Law in the Public Interest: Collective Redress, and Litigation Funding and Climate Change Regulation’ on 19 November from 15-17 hrs (CET).
The event will explore the intersections between legal frameworks and the public interest in a time of increasing concerns about climate change, corporate responsibility, and the cost barriers to pursuing collective justice. As climate change becomes a global priority, regulatory frameworks and climate litigation are holding governments and corporations accountable for their environmental impact. Collective redress and litigation funding also fulfil this role and are gaining prominence in recent years with the adoption of legislation such as the EU Representative Actions Directive and the Dutch WAMCA and with high-profile cases like the Post Office litigation in the UK.
Esteemed speakers are: Eva van der Zee (University of Hamburg, Germany) on Behavioural Insights on Climate Change Law; Koen Rutten (Finch, Netherlands) on Is Funding Collective Litigation still Affordable? and Flora Page (23ES, United Kingdom) on What the Bates v Post Office Litigation reveals about the Pros and Cons of Litigation Funding. Introduction and moderation by Adrian Cordina and Xandra Kramer
Register before 19 November for free here.
Published: December 8, 2023
Yesterday was a momentous day for our research group as we celebrated the successful defense of Adriani Dori’s PhD dissertation at the University of Heidelberg. Her hard work and dedication have paid off, and we are thrilled to announce that she was awarded summa cum laude.
Adriani’s research has been an inspiration to us all, and we are proud to have her as a member of our team. Her thesis is a testament to her expertise in procedural law. It explores how EU justice policies reshape national procedures and incentivize civil justice reforms, with a focus on the interplay between the rule of law, economic efficiency, and access to justice.
Adriani’s research has been recognized, and we are confident that her work will positively impact the field of procedural law.
Congratulations, Adriani, on this well-deserved achievement!