The European Affairs Committee is comprised of a diverse range of practitioners from both private and public practice and academia that examines timely issues relating to European law and policy through speakers and discussion at monthly meetings and large public events.
For the upcoming term, the Committee expects to continue the examination begun last term of the institutions and fundamental rights of the European Union, including the European Court of Justice and European Court of Human Rights, the European Commission, and the European Parliament. The future of migration into Europe and a possible common EU migration policy will be the subject of a public program in October; EU banking, data privacy or employment laws that affect NY lawyers and their clients and the basic architecture of the EU lawyers need to understand will be presented as a CLE course in mid-winter.
The European Affairs Committee is comprised of a diverse range of practitioners from both private and public practice and academia that examines timely issues relating to European law and policy through speakers and discussion at monthly meetings and large public events.
For the upcoming term, the Committee expects to continue the examination begun last term of the institutions and fundamental rights of the European Union, including the European Court of Justice and European Court of Human Rights, the European Commission, and the European Parliament. The future of migration into Europe and a possible common EU migration policy will be the subject of a public program in October; EU banking, data privacy or employment laws that affect NY lawyers and their clients and the basic architecture of the EU lawyers need to understand will be presented as a CLE course in mid-winter.
