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EU: European Parliament Study: Civil Judicial Expertise in the EU: Analysis of EU Legislation and Recommendations

04 June 2015

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"this study provides an analysis of existing EU legislation applicable to judicial expertise for the purpose of assessing whether cross-border expertise in the EU is hampered or restricted, and whether steps could be taken to facilitate it and to further develop a genuine European area of civil justice. It concludes that, while existing EU law is largely satisfactory, there are still major issues, and that EU action would be necessary to address them."

See the full text: Civil Judicial Expertise in the EU: Analysis of EU Legislation and Recommendations (pdf)

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