Abstract: The article is devoted to a wide range of legal entities in the law of the European Union and to the variety of organizational legal aspects of corporate relations. Its value is due to the analysis of the organizational and legal relations regarding regulation of legal entities prior and after the Lisbon Treaty came into force on December 1, 2009, as well as to the analysis of the further perspectives of development of corporate relations. The logic of the material is in the sequent analysis of the principles of the regulation of legal entities in the EU law, as well as of the processes of harmonization and unification of the corporate law of the EU Member States, evaluation and analysis of the forms and legal regulation of various types of supranational legal entities in the EU law. Much attention is paid to the novel features, which were introduced into this sphere by the Lisbon Treaty of 2007. The authors use various methods for their analysis, including the combination of the dialectic approach, allowing to discuss various elements of the matters in question, with the teleological method, which is typical for the European law and which allows to connect these specific features with the goals of the integration development of the European Union. The authors show the value of the corporate law of the EU for the development and improvement of its domestic market, which in turn allows using this legal experience in the Russian Federation and on the post-Soviet territory in the process of development of integration relations.

Keywords: jurisprudence, legal entities, the European Union, corporate law, legal regulation, forms of integration, domestic market, unification and harmonization, requirements and specific features of legal entities, integration law.

Abstract: The brief analysis of the reports from the Section on the EU Law of the Readings named after O.E. Kutafin is included into this article. The report of Gabriela Belova was devoted to the institutional and procedural problems, regarding the EU joining the European Convention on Human Rights. Nikolay Morin and his colleague Velichka Borilova devoted their report to the problems of marriage cases and cases on responsibility of parents. The article by K.V. Smirnova provided analysis of the historical, structural and functional analysis of the evolution of the legal instruments for the integration regulation in the EU. The article by Dobrinka Ivanova Chankova is devoted to the mutual relations and possible perspectives of development of the restorative and criminal justice.

Keywords: jurisprudence, the EU, the practice of the EU Court, recognition and enforcement of the judicial decisions on marriage cases and cases on parental respon, the European Court of Human Rights, the third party, co-defendant, protection of victims of crimes, restorative justice, criminal justice.