Alle tidligere arrangementer fra CEPRI

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  10. jan. 2023, kl. 15.00-18.00

  Virksomheders værdikæder i et bæredygtighedsperspektiv - kontrakter, ansvar og IP

  CEPRI Minikonference

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  10. jan. 2023, kl. 15.00-18.00

  Sustainable Global Value Chains – Contracts, Liability and Private International Law

  CEPRI Miniconference

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  10. nov. 2022, kl. 8.45-17.00

  SHOC Conference: Carbon free shipping and shipping carbon – contracts in context

  Carbon emission remains an obstacle to overcome on the way to green transition in shipping. The 'green drafting' of shipping contracts is a significant tool to tackle this. Accordingly, the conference focuses on the issues concerning carbon initiatives from a contract law perspective.

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  10. okt. 2022, kl. 12.00-13.00

  Legal Tech Research Talk - HyperContracts

  Copenhagen Legal Tech Lab and CEPRI invite you to a Legal Tech Research Talk with HyperContracts.

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  8. sept. 2022, kl. 9.00-11.15

  CirCus and PurpLE launching seminar

  With this seminar, CEPRI launches two new and interrelated research projects concerning the green transition.

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  10. aug. 2022, kl. 12.00-13.00

  Comic Book Contracting – Guest lunch seminar

  We are very happy to welcome Professor Camilla Baasch Andersen from the University of Western Australia, School of Law, the founder of Comic Book Contracts and Peter Corner, the founder of Alternative Contracting

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  9. juni - 10. juni 2022

  LUII - workshop: Et år med integration

  Workshop med eksterne partnere om LUIIs forskningsresultater.

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  28. april 2022, kl. 8.30-17.00

  Law, Innovation & Vulnerability

  Copenhagen Legal Tech Lab Conference

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  2. dec. 2021, kl. 16.00-17.00

  CEPRI seminar - Employees, Expenses and Externalities

  The talk will be given by Professor Claire A. Hill

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  30. nov. 2021, kl. 12.00-13.00

  CEPRI Webinar - The harmonisation of content management under the Digital Services Act

  One of the salient topics related to social media platforms is content management, thus, the way in which online platforms deal with content that it regards as unlawful or as non-compliant with its “house rules”.