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Law Office Mujezinovic

KNEGINJE LJUBICE NO. 6/60, BELGRADE, SERBIA
St Petersburg, Singapore, Singapore, Shanghai, San Francisco, Riyadh , and 18 more

What we say about the firm's legal practice in Serbia

Corporate, M&A and privatisation

Within Corporate, M&A and privatisation, Clyde & Co LLP is a third tier firm,

Law Office Baklaja Igric Mujezinovic in association with Clyde & Co LLP is seen as ‘very good value for money’ by those who instruct this member of the Clyde & Co association. The office is ‘much more practical and commercial than the larger firms’, and has particular experience in the media and internet sectors, Djordje Igric having advised on several acquisitions here.

Real estate

Within Real estate, Clyde & Co LLP is a third tier firm,

Local branches of international operations consult Law Office Baklaja Igric Mujezinovic in association with Clyde & Co LLP on real estate projects which require a thorough knowledge of the latest legal developments. Selma Mujezinovic and Boris Baklaja have the construction, real estate and transactional experience to effect these acquisitions on behalf of Italian, UK and Greek clients.

What we say worldwide

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Offices in Abu Dhabi and Dubai

Belgium

China

Offices in Shanghai

Germany

France

Offices in Paris and Nantes

Greece

Offices in Piraeus

Hong Kong

Offices in Hong Kong

London

Offices in London EC3M, London EC3A, and London EC4V

Qatar

Offices in Doha

South East

Offices in Guildford and Reigate

Singapore

Offices in Singapore and Singapore

Saudi Arabia

Offices in Riyadh

Serbia

Offices in Belgrade

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Legal Developments in Serbia

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  • NEW COMPANY LAW IN SERBIA

    In May 2011, the Serbian parliament adopted a new company law, which is scheduled to take effect on 1 February 2012 (hereinafter: the “New Company Law”). The new legislation will replace the current company law that has been in force since 2004 (hereinafter: the “Old Company Law”)
    - Kinstellar

  • Serbia Business Crime 2012

    A practical cross-border insight into business crime
    - Schönherr

  • Czech Republic: Unfair Competition and Infringements of IP Rights – Who Is Competent?

    One of the most important facts to know in dispute resolution law is the local and mate-rial jurisdiction of courts with respect to the proceedings. Significant difficulties could arise if the petition is not brought before the right court, including cancellation of the judgement . As a result, a party should be aware of procedural rules and use them to his advantage, in particular if the dispute was decided by a body not authorised to do so.
    - Schönherr

  • Poland: How Lenient should a Leniency Programme be? A Second Chance for Recidivists

    Although the Office for Competition and Consumer Protection (OCCP) states that there shall be no mercy for competition law offenders, recidivists will be granted
    - Schönherr

  • Corporate Finance – Need for Modernised Bondholder Laws?

    The proposed future banking regulatory liquidity framework is widely regarded as favouring corporate bond issues as compared to corporate lending. The reasons for this are explained by Walter Gapp in his article in this roadmap.
    - Schönherr

  • Changes in the Promotion of Renewable Energy in Slovakia

    In December 2010, the Slovak Parliament adopted an Amendment to the Renewable Energy Sources (RES) Promotion Act.
    - Schönherr

  • Austrian Supreme Court Decides on the Term “Consumer”, also with Respect to Arbitration

    In recent decisions the Supreme Court has established an economic approach to the qualification of shareholders as consumers or entrepreneurs for the purposes of Section 1 of the Consumer Protection Act.
    - Schönherr

  • Bulgaria: Recent Merger Review

    Since the beginning of 2010 the Commission for Protection of Competition has issued 25 clearance decisions on notification and five decisions in which it im-posed penalties for non-notification and premature implementation of concen-trations. Some of the commission's decisions issued on notifications are sum-marised below.
    - Schönherr

  • Austria: Mergers and Demergers - Documents Equivalent to Prospectus

    In the event of a public offer of securities, in order for the securities to be offered legally to investors, a prospectus must be prepared, approved by the competent authority and published. However, Article 4 of the EU Prospectus Directive (2003/71/EC) contains certain exemptions from the obligation to publish a prospectus. For several recent mergers in Austria (1) questions have arisen as to whether they constituted public offers of shares in the transferee companies and, thus, whether prospectuses should have been published.
    - Schönherr

  • Ukraine: New Labour Code

    The Parliament of Ukraine plans to adopt the new Labour Code (the Code) at the next plenary session starting mid-December. The Code will replace the long-standing and quite outdated Soviet Labour Code of 1971, as well as a number of other legal acts and regulations which currently supplement the Labour Code of 1971.
    - Schönherr
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