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Belgian law traditionally has rather elaborate and strict rules on the announcement of price reductions.

On 22 May 2015, the Belgian Competition Authority published its first annual report covering a full year of the new Competition Authority's activity since its reform in September 2013.

Belgium's new Act of 20 April 2026 introduces a mandatory notification requirement for businesses using automatic renewal clauses in consumer contracts. Starting 1 May 2027, companies must inform consumers at least 15 days before their deadline to object to renewal, adding a proactive layer to existing contract disclosure rules.

The dispute at issue concerned New Foundation, a company specialised in the conception and production of ladies' underwear, which sold its products under private label to several large retailers, including Carrefour Belgium.

A director must do everything in his or her power to govern the company, which is no small feat.

Two new laws have made the dissolution and liquidation of companies easier because the liquidation procedure itself is now simplified.

On the 18 March 2026, the European Commission (‘the Commission’) announced a new and harmonised corporate legal regime, ‘EU Inc.’ touted as the ‘28th regime’. It is the European Union’s (‘EU’) response to fragmentation faced...

After an initial start-up phase for the EU Foreign Subsidies Regulation (FSR) in which we saw the European Commission (EC) targeting foreign bidders in public tender procedures, the EC's Directorate...

Les pouvoirs adjudicateurs sont, depuis le 1er avril 2019, déjà tenus de recevoir et de traiter les factures électroniques des opérateurs économiques.

On 20 December 2010, the Belgian Government ratified the new Act on the exercise of shareholders’ rights in listed companies (the Act), which provides for the transposition of Directive 2007/36/EG.

In its decision of 3 March 2011, the Liège Court of Appeal declared an action against the liquidator of a limited liability company C. (hereinafter the "Company") (i) inadmissible with respect to the action against the liquidator in his official function; and (ii) without merit with respect to the action against the liquidator in his personal capacity.

The Act of 24 May 2023 and Royal Decree of 23 April 2023 offer companies that achieved (exceptionally) high profits in 2022, the possibility to grant a purchasing power premium to their...

Creating share classes allows a company to distinguish the rights of its shareholders.

The ongoing global coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak is significantly impacting international business and cross-border commercial operations