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The Court of Magistrates has recently decided a case which, has been brought by the police against two directors of a restaurant in Gozo.

When the incident occurred, Mr Micallef was seated next to a particular machine which is known as a stitcher.

On the 25th May 2022, the Court of Appeal in its Inferior Jurisdiction, decided an appeal filed by the Competent Person appointed by the MFSA to represent Satabank plc in terms of Art 29(1)(b)...

Our client, the appellant, born in Tripoli, Libya, asserts his claim for refugee status primarily on grounds of past persecution and the potential for renewed persecution...

Any lending of funds needs to be adequately secured.

They acted as National Rapporteurs for Malta and have reported on the interpretation and application of the Brussels I Recast Regulation 1215/2012 by the Malta courts in various judgments.

In a judgment delivered on Friday 12th June 2020, the Civil Court, First Hall (the 'Court') found that a pedestrian was solely responsible for a traffic accident, as a result of ...

On the 5th of October 2018, in the case of Doreen Camilleri vs Commissioner for Information and Data Protection, the Court of Appeal reversed a decision previously taken by the Appeals Tribunal for Information and Data Protection and held that an employee's email address constituted personal data.

The EU Commission has recently announced that to date Belgium has failed to transpose the Single Permit Directive (Directive 2011/98/EU) into its national law.

On 27th February 2024, the Court of Justice of the European Union, in a Grand Chamber composition, upheld the first appeal under the 2019 rule change, which drastically narrows...

The Government has introduced legislation which enforce the closing of law courts and the suspending of legal and judicial times. This also includes promises of sales.

This procedure was deemed anti-constitutional in Federation of Estate Agents.

New Employment Agencies Regulations (LN270 of 2023) were issued today the 23rd of November 2023.

The Constitutional Court in the case (Rikors numru 22/19 GM) Joseph Grima, Georgina Grima, u Doreen Grima v L-Avukat Ġenerali u Lawrence Aquilina u Iris Aquilina has decided on two appeals...

In Liquigas Malta Limited vs. Ufficcju ghall-Kompetizzjoni the Competition and Consumer Appeals Tribunal annulled a decision and an order to cease and desist issued by the Office for Competition against Liquigas Malta Limited.

CNIL, France's data regulator, has officially stated that Google may find itself facing sanctions if it fails to comply with last year's ruling of the European Court of Justice within the stipulated 15-day time frame.

Under the Maltese Civil Code, damages may be awarded for either tortious liability or contractual liability.

Over the past few years Microsoft and Google have been in a tangled web of disputes over patent issues.