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Latvia’s constitutional court brings back higher lease fees for real estate owners – but cash payments in real estate transactions are banned. As

The United Kingdom traditionally plays the role of the most important innovator and manufacturer of medicinal products. It is as of yet still unclear what shape Brexit will take. Under the current circumstances – in which there exists not as much as an understanding on a transitional period – the

Can protection of workers be reconciled with maintaining freedom to provide services? At first sight, there is no clear answer. The Posting of Workers Directive (96/71/EC) regulates the extent to which a “core of mandatory provisions” of the host Member State applies to posted workers, irrespective of the law applicable

The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic has ruled that a person occupying a non-rental property without an agreement with the owner is not obliged to make payments to the owner on the legal ground of unjust enrichment. According to a general civil-law principle, nobody must enrich themselves groundlessly at

25 May marked the first anniversary of the coming into force of GDPR (the General Data Protection Regulation), which put into place uniform EU-wide rules for the protection of personal data of natural persons. The Czech Data Protection Office has already imposed a number of fines. On 25 May 2019,