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An overview of the German government’s current draft law of the 21.02.2020 and the possible consequences for Lithuanian companies. In the “Corona” period, many other legal issues quickly fade into the background, but these are likely to have a significant impact on the Lithuanian economy at the latest after the

On 30 March 2020 the Government adopted a Decree on the requirements for granting compensation to employers with the aim of preserving employment in the state of emergency due to the coronavirus This article overviews the requirements and procedure to be observed by companies applying for compensation under

In these trying times for entrepreneurs, the government has decided to ease the conditions under which debtors may attain temporary protection from creditors and to make moratoria accessible on a broader basis. Czech Parliament approved in a fast-track hearing a bill referred to as lex COVID, which addresses the areas

The Czech Republic’s tagline during its EU presidency at the beginning of 2009 was: "Europe Without barriers". How the times have changed... The crisis triggered by the coronavirus resulted in the successful reactivation of expertise as to how to close the country’s borders shut, gained over the decades by senior

Under the old Civil Code, the acknowledgement of debt was a frightfully formalistic institution. However, we successfully argued for the autonomy of the parties’ will before the Constitutional Court in the face of established practice.  Acknowledgements of debt which came into existence when the old Civil Code (Act No. 40/1964