Just a few weeks ago, on the 10th of July 2023, the European Commission adopted the long-awaited Implementing Decision pursuant to Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (the ‘GDPR')...

On the 18 December 2023, the European Union adopted its 12th sanctions package, which focussed inter alia on curbing down on the circumvention and evasion of the Russian Oil Price Cap.

In a recent preliminary reference judgment dated October 4, 2024 in the names Real Madrid Club de Fútbol, AE v EE, Société Éditrice du Monde SA (CJEU C-633/2022), the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

The said Legal Notices refer to the closure of and the running of legal and judicial times applicable to proceedings before the ‘courts'.

COVID-19/EMPLOYMENT/FINANCIAL SERVICES/NEWS COVID-19 Wage Supplement deadline for new Applications is 19 June 2020 Malta Enterprise has issued an announcement on its website stating that the deadline for registering new applications for the COVID-19 Wage Supplement is tomorrow, 19 June 2020.

The Superintendent of Public Health published the "Travel Ban Order, 2020", by means of which a travel ban on persons to and from the following countries was imposed:

Employers and employees often assume that an employee’s entitlement during a period of annual vacation leave is limited to the contracted basic pay.

The ever growing number of Malta-flagged vessels is evidence of the robust framework within which the Maltese ship-registry operates.

On the 4th February 2025, the President of Malta by and with the advice and consent of the House of Representatives, enacted Act No. I of 2025...

You're finishing off an important presentation or working on a school project – how many times have you Googled tirelessly and found the perfect image or photograph to bring your creation to life?

Do you remember life before Google?

On the 5th October 2018 the Maltese Court of Appeal (Inferior Competence) decided Appeal No 26/2017 in the names of Maltapost PLC Vs Kummissarju Ghall-Informazzjoni u l-Protezzjoni tadData

Act LII/2016 was introduced primarily to amend and update the Aircraft Registration Act and other ancillary-related laws to ensure that local legislation kept abreast of the contemporary challenges and realities of the aviation industry.

On the 21st December 2004, Chapter 474 of the Laws of Malta, entitled ‘The Mediation Act' was enacted with the scope of encouraging and facilitating the settlement of disputes in Malta through mediation.

The arrest of a vessel is a very important and powerful weapon. In Malta it is possible to arrest a vessel for the purposes of achieving two objectives.

Article 18 of the Marriages Act ("The Act") holds that a marriage whether celebrated in Malta or abroad, shall be valid for all purposes of law in Malta...

At a press conference held yesterday, 5th January 2021, the Government announced details of a revision of Malta's Wage Supplement scheme, which will see Covid-19 business aid no longer

On the 5th October 2020 a guidance document on the Register of Beneficial Owners of Commercial Partnerships was issued by the Malta Business Registry, so as to provide general information and guidance

The global nature of many corporate transactions involving subsidiaries and affiliates located all around the world has spurred the need for the enactment of Regulation (EU) 2019/452 (the "Regulation").

With the publishing of Bill No.249 (‘Bill') which proposes amendments to Chapter 527 of the Laws of Malta seeking to transpose the EU Directive (‘Directive') on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law...