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Non-payment of remuneration under an employment agreement can now trigger insolvency proceedings in Bulgaria From 31 March 2018, Bulgaria’s General Labour Inspectorate will be empowered to file an application to open insolvency proceedings. So far, the right to initiate insolvency proceedings was limited to a

Individuals behind foreign corporations must be disclosed.   The new transparency register is another component in the fight against money laundering and terrorist financing. The purpose of the register is to ensure disclosure of the actual beneficial owners behind a corporate structure. Pursuant to § 20 GWG, legal persons

Poland: The new Law on the Supreme Court allows filing of extraordinary appeals against court rulings that became final after 17 October 1997 A new Supreme Court law in force from 3 April 2018 allows an extraordinary appeal against final court rulings if needed to ensure the

Work on the white paper for a new code of civil justice is complete. There is still a long way to go before this work will be transformed into the final shape of a law, but given the fundamental character and magnitude of the proposed changes, it seems appropriate that

For almost a year, an amendment to the Civil Code ought to make it possible, when recovering owed but unpaid alimony, to claim also default interest. However, the real-life experience is sadly quite different – for the time being, actually enforcing the claim for default interest is far too complex