Abstract
After comparative analysis of the relevant sources of the Case law and Legal doctrine (especially in the Member States of the EU) the Author came to positive conclusion especially in relation to the practical experiences with the application of the Brussels I Regulation. The general conclusion is that the new Instruments (Rome I, Rome II and Brussels I Regulation) in the field of the European private international law are creating important step forward (not only in matters of insurance).
On the other hand especially in relation to the Rome I and Rome II will be further improvements needed, which will be subject of discussion of the legal practice and theory in the following years.