The pandemic has ruined several businesses and companies since its spread across the world.

The Covid-19 pandemic will affect drastically the solar promoters in Portugal as it will make harder for them to comply with their permitting obligations in due time.

On 7 Feb. 2022, the government of Portugal updated its entrance requirements. Travelers arriving from European Union (EU) member states and Schengen Area countries...

The government will lift COVID-19 restrictions on Oct. 1, 2021

In light of the global epidemiological situation and, in particular, the increasing cases of infection in Portugal, generated by the COVID 19 virus, the Portuguese Council of Ministers, Internal...

DGEG, the Portuguese energy authority, brought, at last, long expected news for solar energy promoters: Decision 27/2020 suspends the licensing deadlines for all electrical projects.

It is common to see a peak in trademark applications that contain terms associated with a recent event and the covid-19 outbreak is no exception.

Notwithstanding the duty of compliance with legislation on hygiene, health and safety at work, to which any and all Directors are subject to, under the terms of Article 64 of the Portuguese...

With regard to the changes verified in procedural terms, mainly with regard to the activity of the Courts, and in the course of civil, criminal and administrative proceedings,...

Ministerial Order 264/2023 of 17 August was published to establish the operating model for the Autumn-Winter 2023-2024 Seasonal Vaccination Campaign against influenza and Covid-19 in community pharmacies.

Decree-Law No. 14-E/2020, of April 13, establishes an exceptional and temporary regime for the design, manufacture, import, national commercialisation and use of medical devices for human use...

On May 18 and 19, 2020, the 73rd Assembly of the World Health Organization (WHO) took place, which, considering the circumstances we find ourselves, was held for the first time virtually.

Go, go, go! Portugal has approved exceptional and temporary measures in the context of the Coronavirus – COVID 19, which include exceptional rules for Public Procurement aimed at the Health Sector.

Following the declaration by the World Health Organization of a world health emergency due to the infection by SARS-CoV-2, the Portuguese Drug Agency (INFARMED) has published a set of exceptional measures ...

The dispute in the main proceedings concerns a no-poach agreement entered into by football clubs playing in the Portuguese First and Second Leagues, with the acquiescence of the national football association...

In Portugal, the exceptional regime for situations of late payment of rents due under residential and non-residential lease agreements,

The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic cannot be overstated. The loss of human lives, the disruption of social and daily life, the burden on public resources and the economic crisis...