Under which circumstances are controllers and processors not required to maintain records of personal data processing activities? The Personal Data Protection Law, modeled on the GDPR, sets out exceptions to the obligation for organizations with fewer than 250 employees to keep processing records. While this acknowledges the characteristics of small and medium-sized enterprises, ensuring they are not unnecessarily burdened with additional costs, the number of employees is not the sole criterion for exemption from the record-keeping obligation.
MMD Associates Advises Beam Global on Acquisition of Telcom
MMD Associates has advised Beam Global on its acquisition of Telcom.
MMD Advokati and Stanivuk & Manasijevski Advise on Vantage Leasing Sale
MMD Advokati has advised APS Quattro Holding on the sale of Vantage Leasing to Alta Banka. Stanivuk & Manasijevski advised Alta Banka.
MMD Advokati and Vukovic & Partners Advise on Mayekawa Acquisition of Em Dip Pro Team
MMD Advokati has advised Mayekawa Europe on its acquisition of Em Dip Pro Team. Vukovic & Partners advised Tatjana, Svetozar, and Vukasin Petrovic on the sale.
Intellectual Property Generated by Employees
Despite their undeniable awareness of importance of intellectual property (IP) for business success, many multinational companies overlook the fact that IP laws vary between countries. This has motivated us to write this article as a memento of IP that can be generated by employees. It explains the general regime related to use of such intellectual property and suggests which legal mechanisms are available to employers in safeguarding their legitimate interests in relation to IP.
BDK Advokati and MMD Advokati Advise on Sale of Amiga to Beam Global
BDK Advokati has advised the Amiga DOO shareholders on the full sale of the company to Beam Global. MMD Advokati advised Beam Global.