TGS Baltic has successfully represented the subsidiaries of Port of Tallinn before the Supreme Court in a case involving alleged use of business secrets.
Simon Hudak Makes Partner at Polacek & Partners
Polacek & Partners has promoted former Senior Associate Simon Hudak to Partner.
Trying to Speed Up Courts in Greece: A Buzz Interview with Dimitris Emvalomenos of Bahas, Gramatidis & Partners
Chronic delays and procedural inefficiencies are key issues plaguing Greece's judicial system, according to Bahas, Gramatidis & Partners Deputy Managing Partner Dimitris Emvalomenos, despite past and recent changes aimed at improving legal proceedings.
Kinstellar Promotes Mert Elcin to Partner and Rebrands in Turkiye
Following Gen Temizer's announcement that it is going independent, Kinstellar announced the appointment of Mert Elcin to Partner and leader of its new Turkish law practice – KST Law.
Similar Volume But More Complexity For Estonian Courts: A Buzz Interview with Annika Peetsalu of Cobalt
Estonia's legal landscape in dispute resolution remains surprisingly stable amid economic turmoil, Cobalt Managing Associate Annika Peetsalu reports. Despite a surge in bankruptcies, particularly in the construction sector, the volume of legal disputes has not significantly increased.
KSB Successful for REMA Before the European Commission
Kocian Solc Balastik has successfully represented REMA before the European Commission regarding a complaint to investigate whether the Czech Republic, acting through the Ministry of the Environment, violated its obligations under EU law by creating an anti-competitive environment in the packaging sector in favor of EKO-KOM.
Bulgaria Publishes a Draft Bill to Update Its Consumer Protection Act in Line With GPSR and Class Action Directive
On June 12, 2024, the Bulgarian Council of Ministers released a draft bill for public discussion, aiming to revise the Bulgarian Consumer Protection Act (“CPA”) to align with the requirements of the General Product Safety Regulation 2023/988 (“GPSR”) and the Class Action Directive 2020/1828 (the “Class Action Directive”).