In a recent case, the Hungarian Supreme Court had to decide whether a Hungarian undergraduate student studying economics and carrying out international forex transactions can be considered as a “consumer” and thus eligible for starting litigation at his residence, in Hungary against the foreign platform service provider?
Discontinuation of Decade Long Status Quo - Ex officio Censorship of Attorney Fees to be Ceased by Means of New Legislative Proposal
A recent legislative project registered for debate with the Romanian Senate indicates that the current state of affairs pertaining to the reimbursement of judiciary costs is on the cusp of a major change.
Contractual Fines in a Reservation Contract or Electronic Signature Verification
.. as well as other legislation news and case law in litigation:
Baker McKenzie Represents Google Before CJEU in Challenge to Austria’s Communication Platforms Act
Baker McKenzie has successfully represented Google before the Court of Justice of the European Union in challenging the Austrian Communication Platforms Act, which it describes as "far-reaching content moderation legislation" aiming to regulate "large online platforms established in other EU member states."
Amendments to the Law on the Protection of the Right to a Trial Within a Reasonable Time
On October 26, 2023, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia passed new amendments to the Law on the Protection of the Right to a Fair Trial (hereafter referred to as the “Law"), which were published in the Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia No. 92/2023.
Act Legal Romania Onboards Nine-Lawyer Consortium Legal Team
Act Legal Botezatu Estrade Partners has recently announced it welcomed a nine-person team from Consortium Legal – including Partners Stelian Mic, Barna Bolonyi, and Valeriu Timus – in "a friendly integration and a strategic step forward."
NKO Successful (Again) for Konica Minolta in Dispute with Serbian Competition Authority
NKO has successfully represented Konica Minolta before the Administrative Court of Serbia in a dispute with the Serbian Competition Authority over a fine imposed for allegedly entering into restrictive agreements.