The latest edition of the European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review (EPPPL) is dedicated to a series of cases that have kept the attention of public procurement experts over the last 6 years – the so-called Fosen-Linjen saga. Its recent resolution has interesting implications for State liability for breaches of procurement rules and for the (potential) reform of the Remedies Directive.

The articles in EPPPL 4/2019 give you a complete overview and analysis of the Fosen-Linjen saga: why Fosen-Linjen is likely to lead to further judicial and legislative initiatives, how the case sheds light on the difference in criteria for recovery of damages in the UK and France, what are the Norwegian, the EEA, and EU law perspectives on the saga, and are damages a right or a privilege in the aftermath of Fosen-Linjen.

Also in this edition of EPPPL, read an insightful case note on C-285/18 Irgita.

View all articles of EPPPL 4/2019.

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