News overview

As part of our Where Law Meets (your) Business series, we highlight the diverse ways people at Erasmus School of Law put their expertise to work.

André den Exter observes that mayors can apply existing legislation more broadly to enforce compulsory care, but these possibilities often remain underused.

Unauthorised access to mental health records is not a breach of professional secrecy, but it is a violation of privacy and trust.

On 21 Aug 2025, Minister Eppo Bruins made funding for the Law Sector Plan permanent, after a very positive final evaluation.

During the Opening of the Legal Year, the Rotterdam judiciary, the Public Prosecution Service, the bar, and Erasmus School of Law came together to discuss this.

As part of our Where Law Meets (your) Business series, we highlight the diverse ways people at Erasmus School of Law put their expertise to work.

AI, climate and inequality raise questions that call for a renewed legal outlook. Legal philosopher Margreet Luth-Morgan reflects on education in transition.

Mass claim after population screening data breach is a potential test for WAMCA: collective strength for privacy?

Lieselot Bisschop explains Dutch PFAS policy, the associated risks, and possible solutions.

Reins and Quintavalla are researching how laws and regulations can support the 'right to repair' and promote circular production through 3D printing.