On May 3, 2016, the Lithuanian Supreme Administrative Court (LSAC) largely upheld fines originally imposed by the Lithuanian competition authority on travel agency users of an online booking system.

The disputes arising from sport relations are very particular and because of that - most often settled in specialized courts of sport arbitration.

The Lithuanian e-commerce framework is not based on the adoption of specific laws, but rather finds its origins in the general norms of private law, consumer protection law, data protection law,

After several countries, such as Latvia, Bulgaria and Romania, started blocking unlicenced websites, Lithuania followed in their footsteps.

The 2024 Games Industry Law Summit in Vilnius was a remarkable gathering of legal professionals from 56 countries, all focused on navigating the evolving landscape of the gaming industry.