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In a judgment delivered on the 15th December 2025 in the names Wayne and Kimberline Camilleri v. Mark Anthony Manicolo and Sylvienne Montebello, the First Hall of the Civil Court confirmed...

In the case Thomas Pinter v Registrar of Companies decided on the 22nd April 2022, the Commercial Court presided by the Honourable Judge Dr Ian Spiteri Bailey upheld the applicant's request for the revival of a Company.

Ratings agency Standard and Poor's has affirmed Malta's ratings atBBB+/A-2 and said the outlook remained positive.

This article constitutes the second and concluding part of a two-part series examining recent developments in family-related leave entitlements under Maltese law.

This article examines the critical role of employment contracts and internal IP policies in clarifying ownership rights over employee-created intellectual property under Maltese law. It explores practical steps for managing IP during employment and after termination, addressing the complex interplay between statutory provisions, contractual terms, and confidential information protection.

Maltese law creates a complex framework for determining intellectual property ownership when employees develop creative works outside standard working hours. The analysis extends beyond simple distinctions between work time and personal time, examining contractual duties, resource usage, and the relationship between creations and employer business activities. Even when employees successfully establish independent ownership, significant legal constraints may still apply where confidential information or trad