The Lisbon Treaty reshaped the European constitutional order. The enlargement of the European Union requires corresponding endless actions. The case law of the EU courts continuously opens interpretive pathways, shaping common legal solutions. Commercial law, by its nature, is an inexhaustible source of institutions and phenomena of the socio-economic environment, providing material to the EU and receiving corresponding regulation. This relationship imposes the closest possible monitoring in the areas where they meet. This effort is reflected in this edition, where European company law and insolvency law are merged in substance. If it succeeded, it is left to the readers.
When someone writes a book, which requires effort, beyond the question he asks himself why he writes it, he feels the need to thank God first and then those who strengthen the power for writing by word or deed.