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Q&A with Dr. Anna Gergely, Director EHS Regulatory, Steptoe & Johnson LLP

Dr. Anna Gergely Brussels Legal talked to Dr. Anna Gergely, an analytical and quantum chemist who now practices regulatory law.
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Q & A with Rainer Wessely, Lovells

Rainer Wessely Brussels Legal sat down with Rainer Wessely to discuss his work at Lovells and his past at the European Commission's DG Competition.
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Q&A with Pauline Tawil - Former Stagiaire in the European Commission Legal Service

Pauline Tawil Brussels Legal caught up with Pauline Tawil, a former Stagiare in the European Commission's legal service to find out what a stage in the commission is like in practice.
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European Data Protection and Privacy: Q & A with Dr. Jörg Hladjk, Hunton & Williams

Dr. Jörg Hladjk

To most people, working as a lawyer in Brussels can only mean one thing: competition law. While it is true that there are few international firms in Brussels without a competition practice, there are many other fields that are often overlooked by applicants. One of these "niche" but growing areas is that of data protection and privacy. Brussels Legal sat down with Dr. Jörg Hladjk, associate in the European Data Protection and Privacy Practice at Hunton & Williams, to find out more.

Interview With IRCT

Brussels Legal speaks to the International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT) about their work, their background and the United Nations Convention Against Torture.
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Q&A : Working as a Référendaire at the Court of First Instance in Luxembourg

Margarita Peristeraki

To most people, the “European bubble” is delimited by certain quarters in the city of Brussels. To others, this bubble has important and often forgotten offshoots. One of these offshoots is in Luxembourg, where the Courts of the European Communities are based. Brussels Legal spoke to Margarita Peristeraki on her impressions of her time in Luxembourg as a référendaire at the Court of First Instance.