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Lithuania: Criteria for establishing liability in the practice of the Supreme Court of Lithuania Author: Roberta Palčiauskaitė (internship at bnt Vilnius) On 7 February 2018 the Lithuanian Supreme Court (LSC) further developed Court practice on the civil liability of company managers. The court clarified the relationship between

Sale of medicinal products: Project Lithuania 2018 Lively critical discussion has been taking place in the Lithuanian media over recent weeks on the advantages and disadvantages of planned amendments to the Lithuanian Pharmacy Law. These foresee three major “novelties”: certain over-the-counter (OTC) products being sold outside pharmacies; Rx

Every company must keep records of its UBO Stemming from the fourth anti money laundering directive, Slovakia has introduced new obligations for legal entities starting from 15 March 2018. Except for public authorities and certain associations, all legal entities must identify their ultimate beneficial owners. An ultimate beneficial

Certification of public documents by apostille is now also available in digital form Estonia has already won international recognition for her innovative way of thinking and increasing use of modern digital technologies. The amount of online services with public access is growing every year. From the end of 2017 the

Court expresses doubts as to scope of applicability of the MiLoG to foreign companies. Deutsche Post sued as customer for payment of minimum wage.   The number of lawsuits dealing with the General Minimum Wage Act (MiLoG) is increasing. In a case before the Finance Court of Berlin-Brandenburg, which