Transatlantic Law Journal
The Transatlantic Law Journal (TLJ), the official publication of the German-American Lawyers' Association (DAJV), serves as a platform to delve into key transatlantic legal issues and developments.
The journal aims to provide insights into legal practice, navigate cultural influences on legal developments, and offer a diverse perspective on transatlantic issues. As a guiding mission, the TLJ explores new legal frontiers and invites readers to join in shaping legal relationships on both sides of the Atlantic.
Table Of Contents
Explore the offerings in the latest TLJ issue:
The Editorial Board of the TLJ:
- George A. Bermann
Professor at Columbia Law School - James H. Boykin
Partner at Hughes Hubbard & Reed - Charles N. Brower
Judge, Iran-United States Claims Tribunal,
Judge ad hoc International Court of Justice (retired) - Franco Ferrari
Professor at NYU School of Law - Stephan Harbarth
President of the German Constitutional Court - Claudia Junker
General Counsel for Deutsche Telekom AG - Juliane Kokott
Advocate General, Court of Justice of the European Union - Alexander Lorz
Minister in the German Federal State of Hessen
- Thomas Meiers
Founder and Partner at Dr. Meiers – Legal, Compliance & Diversity - Thomas Pfeiffer
DAJV President and Professor at Heidelberg University - Catherine Rogers
Professor at Bocconi University - Norbert Röttgen
Member of German Parliament and of the Foreign Affairs Committee - Giesela Rühl
Professor at Humboldt University Berlin - Anahita Thoms
Partner at Baker McKenzie - Stephan Wilske
Partner at Gleiss Lutz - Diane P. Wood
Director of the American Law Institute, Senior Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit
The Editorial Team
Stephan Wilske and James H. Boykin with a team of dedicated transatlantic practitioners including
- Matthew Adams
- Zelda Bank
- Björn P. Ebert
- Todd Fox
- Martin Gusy
- Magnus Habighorst
- Blerina Jasari
- Hannah Kim
- Clemens Kochinke
- Noelle H. Krahn
- Konstantin Lever
- Tamara Kraljic
- Ian Pate
- Oscar Pearce
- Sophie Senghaus
- Jan-Christian Spetzger
- Allison Torline
- Friedrich Weyland
- Flavia Zaka
Becoming a member of the DAJV is truly worthwhile
In addition to the countless benefits that DAJV membership has been offering transatlantic enthusiasts for almost 50 years, being a part of the DAJV has become even more rewarding since the launch of the TLJ.
As a DAJV member, you receive six issues of the TLJ per year at no extra cost. The annual subscription fee for the TLJ without membership is € 45 per single issue or € 250.00 per year. Since January 2024, there is also the option to access the magazine digitally via Beck-Online.
Therefore, become a member today and take advantage of this exclusive benefit.
The Transatlantic Law Journal is an open forum
Please share your ideas, proposals, insight and expertise, and contribute to the transatlantic exchange of ideas, knowledge, and dialog! The TLJ is accepting articles on a wide variety of law topics relevant to the transatlantic context, including, but not limited to:
- Transatlantic Trade and Investment
- Competition and Antitrust
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Intellectual Property
- Dispute Resolution
- Constitutional and Public Law
- Environmental and Climate Law
- Regulation
- Social Media, Digitalization,
- Privacy and Artificial Intelligence
- Rule of Law
The Transatlantic Law Journal will publish an issue every two months, for a total of six a year. Four to eight pages is ideal for an article. Suggestions for book reviews are also welcome, as are announcements about upcoming developments in statutory, regulatory, or case law that you see in your area of practice.
Please email your proposed contribution to transatlantic-law-journal@gleisslutz.com.
Transatlantic Law Journal (TLJ) in cooperation with Verlag C.H. Beck oHG
The Transatlantic Law Journal is an open forum!
Please share your ideas, proposals, insight and expertise: