ArticleESG: Why Does It Matter?The criticism of ESG is well known. After all, businesses exist to make money within the limits of the law, not to promote social values.BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawSchoenherr (Schönherr Rechtsanwälte)
ArticleDirector Duties And ESG ConsiderationsBulgarian law requires that the directors of Bulgarian joint-stock companies perform their functions as directors by adhering to the "duty of care" standard of a prudent businessperson and always...BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawKinstellar
ArticleThe Importance Of ESG Reporting For Businesses In BulgariaEnvironmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting has evolved from a corporate trend into a regulatory requirement and a key factor for sustainable business growth.BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawEurofast
ArticleSustainability And ESG In The Transport Sector In BulgariaIn recent years, the terms "sustainability" and "ESG" have been steadily making their way into the professionally oriented media. But what do they mean and why do they have particular implications...BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawErnst & Young Law Partnership
ArticleESG Reporting Obligations In Bulgaria, Croatia, The Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania And SlovakiaThe EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (EU) 2022/2464 (the "CSRD") entered into force on 5 January 2023. From that date, the transposition clock has been ticking...European UnionCorporate/Commercial LawKinstellar
ArticleLegal Regime Governing Commercial EnterprisesBulgarian law recognises the following types of commercial companies exhaustively listed in the Law on Commerce: (i) general partnership; (ii) limited partnership; (iii)limited liability company or one-person-owned limited liability company, hereinafter referred to as LLC; (iv) joint stock company or one-person-owned joint stock company, hereinafter referred to as JSC; and (v) company limited by shares. BulgariaCorporate/Commercial LawStudio Legale Sutti