Știri juridice

If the company’s capital is less than EUR 6,500 - watch out! 1 January 2018 will introduce major changes to a debtor’s obligation to file for insolvency. If a creditor of a limited liability company suffers loss because the statutory representative, for example the managing director of the company, was

On January 1, 2018 a Decree changing the rules for inspections comes into force. Previously, coordination plans for monitoring inspections were made by the State Inspection Committee in order to carry out scheduled inspections for each half-year. Organizations were included in the plan depending on their degree of risk of

From 25 May 2018, all companies and other entities acting as data controllers or processors with their seat in the European Union will have to observe the new European regulation on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of

Call-out service: on an hourly or daily basis? What do Lithuanian employers need to be aware of? The new Labour Code foresees two types of on-call duty - active and passive. Active on-call duty means carrying out security-type work. Passive on-call duty means employee availability at the employer’s call at

Does the new Medical Devices Regulation offer any added value? Regardless of negligence or fault, manufacturers of medical devices are liable under national laws implementing the EU Product Liability Directive, usually in addition to a fault-based national tort liability regime. The Medical Devices Regulation, to be applied from