The advent of the collaborative economy is what economists call “disruptive innovation” while some even talk of “the fourth industrial revolution”. This revolution started in the US and is now making its way into the EU. The aim of the present article is to outline, explore and analyse the way EU regulation applies/may apply to the collaborative economy….
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The ruling in Petru, although unnoticed by legal doctrine, has a very powerful potential effect on national health systems. The Court accepts that a patient from a Member State where public healthcare is of poor quality may, at the expense of that State, receive treatment in another Member State. In this way it gives priority to individual patient…
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