Coronavirus vs. Construction (CEE Legal Matters, 2020)
The coronavirus pandemic has been affecting both domestic and international trade and commerce around the world.
The CEE Winter Shutdown (CEE Legal Matters, 2023)
With numerous reports of energy-related business shutdowns, we reached out to local experts across CEE to understand what different markets have been dealing with, in terms of work and production stoppages, and look into the broader impact.
Businesses to Contribute to the Tourism Budget (BBJ, 2023)
Tourism is an important economic sector substantially contributing to Hungary’s economy.
Instead of Reviewing the GDPR, Commission Proposes to Amend its Enforcement Rules (CEE Legal Matters, 2024)
The European Commission had previously indicated that it will review the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) this year to see if any changes are needed in light of the experience of the past six years.
Changes in the Designation of Building Authorities (CEE Legal Matters, 2024)
On 8 August 2024, a new Government decree was published on the designation and operating conditions of the building authorities.
ESG, Among Others, an ‘Increasingly Important’ Field for International Law Firms (BBJ, 2024)
Some of Hungary’s leading legal minds give us their take on the country’s evolving market, including significant growth areas (with ESG to the fore), the level of business-friendly legislation, and the law-making process itself.
Exit fee and tax consequences – recent interpretation of Polish National Revenue Centre. How it is used within the framework of intra-group restructuring of activities.
Exit fee is a fee for transferring assets, functions or risks between related entities. It can be understood as remuneration for the transfer of important functions, assets or risks. It is paid during business restructuring, either once or periodically. On 30 January 2025 there has been issued important interpretation of the Director of the Polish …
Procedure’s Pyrrhic Victory Puts Certainty On Hold
I. Introduction On May 2, 2025, a 2 Judge Bench of the Supreme Court of India rejected JSW Steel’s (“JSW”) resolution plan for the insolvency resolution of Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (“BPSL”). The resolution plan had been approved by the Committee of Creditors (“COC”) under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (“IBC”) and thereafter …
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Financing Renewable Energy projects and acquisitions: Key considerations for Investors and Lenders
The global energy transition is well underway, and renewable energy is at the heart of this shift. As the world moves towards decarbonisation, the financing landscape for Renewable Energy Sources (RES) projects and acquisitions is becoming increasingly sophisticated. With many government subsidies gradually being phased out, investors and lenders must now navigate complex financial structures …
How Has Divorce Law Changed Over The Years?
How Has Divorce Law Changed Over The Years? The 2021 Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act is widely accepted as being the most significant change to divorce laws in over 50 years, and some would argue it goes well beyond that. The no-fault divorce instantly removed the concept of blame and finally acknowledged the fact that …
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