Nordic Commercial Law Review

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Personal Injury – Before and After the PFAS Case
Associate professor, jur.dr. Mia Carlsson – Stockholm University - 27.11.2025
Similarities and differences in Direct Action in the Nordic countries – the case of marine insurance
Former Justice of the Supreme Court of Sweden, professor, jur.dr Svante O. Johansson - 27.11.2025
The Transparency Requirement of the Unfair Terms Directive: An EEA Legal Blind Spot?
Associate lawyer, master in law Jenny Klem - Deloitte Advokatfirma - 27.11.2025
Natural Catastrophe Insurance in Iceland
Professor Eiríkur Jónsson and part-time lecturer Ivana Anna Nikolic - University of
Iceland - 27.11.2025
EU Regulation on Unfair and Nontransparent Terms in B2B Contracts
Postdoc, PhD Nine Riis - University of Copenhagen - 27.11.2025
Establishing Title in Property Cases?
Professor, PhD Valgerður Sólnes - University of Iceland - 27.11.2025
Professor, Ph.d. Marte Eidsand Kjørven & professor dr. jur. Margrethe Buskerud
Christoffersen - University of Oslo - 27.11.2025
Professor, dr.jur. Ellen J. Eftestøl - BI Norwegian Business School - 27.11.2025
Basis of Liability for Damage to Property Caused by Artificial Intelligence
Professor emeritus, LL.D. Juha Karhu - University of Lapland - 27.11.2025
Professor emeritus, LL.D. Juha Karhu - University of Lapland - 27.11.2025
The Effect of a Debtor’s Awareness of a Contract Breach on a Creditor’s Duty to Give Notice
Professor, LL.D. Mia Hoffrén - University of Eastern Finland - 27.11.2025
Non-minor and Substantial Defects as Grounds for Termination in Nordic Contract Law
Professor, dr.jur. Johan Bärlund - University of Helsinki - 27.11.2025
Nordic Private Law in a Historic and Cultural Perspective
Professor, dr.jur. Mads Bryde Andersen - University of Copenhagen - 27.11.2025

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