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This overview is provided by Ganado, the Lex Mundi member firm for Malta.

The European legislator has always been aware of the crucial importance of financial stability and of maintaining a high level of confidence in the financial markets.

This country-specific Q&A provides an overview to litigation laws and regulations that may occur in Malta.

In Commission v Malta (filed on the 22 March 2023), the European Commission challenged Malta's Citizenship by Investment framework.

The Maltese legal system has developed into a mixed legal system. In private law matters it is largely a jurisdiction based on the civil law tradition...

Malta joined the European Union (‘EU') in 2004. Prior to the transposition of the acquis communautaire, statutory rules on private international law (‘PIL') were scarce.

This chapter focuses on claims of breaches of competition law brought in private actions before the courts of civil jurisdiction.

The case centered on the definition of "personal data" in the context of pseudonymized information and the transparency obligations of data controllers under EU data protection law.

Explore how the intersection of law and literature enriches legal practice through interpretive tools, rhetorical strategies, and cultural insights. Discover how literary analysis can demystify legal language and foster a more reflective, humane approach to justice.

Malta's financial services sector faces a critical juncture as recent amendments to the Arbiter for Financial Services Act expand consumer eligibility in ways that may fundamentally alter dispute resolution. The 2025 amendments introduce ambiguous criteria for determining who qualifies as an eligible customer, potentially creating legal uncertainty for financial services providers operating in Malta's competitive European hub.

Ganado Advocates is Malta's leading commercial law firm servicing international clients doing business in or through Malta...

he relevant authority is the Comptroller of Industrial Property as established under article 3 of the Patents and Designs Act (‘Comptroller').