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The Supreme Court has recently confirmed existing case law with respect to those who are entitled to act on behalf of a company.

On January 14, 2017, the very first amendment in history to the Business Corporations Act comes into effect. The amendment brings a change in one part only ...

The Czech Government has prepared several measures that should help companies in the challenging times stemming from the outbreak of COVID-19. Please find below a brief overview of proposed measures...

oday's uncertainties at the European Union's eastern border have left companies questioning the safety of their people and the continuity of their operations in that part of the world.

The European Union's new Anti-Corruption Directive represents the most significant modernization of anti-corruption enforcement in over two decades, substantially expanding corporate exposure through harmonized offences...

October 2020 – The fight against the so-called tax havens has been a major ongoing issue both at the European Union level and also for Member States.

Hidden between the lines of the Amendments to the Commercial Code, which will become effective from 1 January 2012.

The Office for the Protection of Competition ("Office") imposed a fine of CZK 97 million (approx. EUR 4 million) on the company GARLAND distributor, s.r.o. ("GARLAND")...

Inspectors of the Czech Agriculture and Food Inspection Authority (SZPI) succeeded in proving unfair commercial practices carried out by the seller of food supplements BEAUTY LINE s.r.o...

Our local expert outlines the Collection of Deeds requirement in the Czech Republic and explains the consequences for companies that do not file the required documents.

From the selected decisions made in the corporate sphere in 2017, it follows that higher-level courts are adhering to their existing interpretative practices.

Companies can now increase their share capital without having to obtain an expert valuation of non-monetary contributions.

Proposals are being debated by the Czech Parliament to allow companies to provide financial assistance for the acquisition of their own shares in certain circumstances.