Kluwer: Investors’ Fundamental Rights Post-Achmea: Insights from the German Constitutional Court Decisions in Achmea

Published on January 7, 2025

By Laura Rees-Evans (Fietta LLP) and Miglena Angelova (Fietta LLP)

On 13 September 2024, the German Constitutional Court (Bundesverfassungsgericht, “BVG” or “the Court”) published two judgments dated 23 July 2024 (available here and here, both in German), accompanied by a press release (here), rejecting as inadmissible two constitutional complaints brought by the claimant in the Eureko (later Achmea) v Slovakia (1) arbitration (“BVG Judgments”).  While other commentators...

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