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The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic has ruled in our favour that in a dispute between a company and its former partner, the district court may have substantive jurisdiction in certain circumstances. The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic has ruled in our favour that in a dispute between

Whoever thought that traveling to and from the Czech Republic would return to normal after the end of the state of emergency on 18 May 2020 was wrong. However, the restrictions have ended in relation to most of the EU-countries as of 5 June 2020. Poland will open its borders

The long-awaited Phase 4 brings open shopping malls and voluntary wearing of face masks outdoors in Slovakia.  All open establishments, including those in shopping centres, can welcome more customers in their premises, the requested 25 m2 are changed to 15 m2 per customer. Catering

At the end of 2019, it seemed the amended Tax Code would come into effect on 1 May or 1 June 2020, as appropriate. However, it is now clear that its effect has been postponed indefinitely. The original proposal for the Tax Code amendment, drafted by the Ministry of Finance,

Whether the state of emergency declared in Latvia is force majeure, must be assessed in each case individually. On 12 March 2020, the Government of Latvia decided to declare a state of emergency in the