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The judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) of June 11, 2026, in Case C-292/25 concerns the interpretation of Article 6, Article 18, and Article 32(2) of Regulation (EU) 2015/848 on insolvency proceedings (hereinafter the "Regulation").

On June 24, 2026, the Czech National Bank (CNB) and the National Cyber and Information Security Agency (NUKIB) published a joint statement aimed at clarifying the relationship between the DORA Regulation and the Cybersecurity Act (ZKB) regarding financial market entities subject to both legal regimes.

The Supreme Court judgment of April 9, 2026, file no. 24 Cdo 81/2026, brings a significant shift in the interpretation of purchase agreements for real estate.

The employment framework varies significantly across European countries. Requirements regarding work permits, employment contracts, working hours, remuneration, or termination can fundamentally impact international recruitment planning.

The new Construction Act and implementing Decree No. 146/2024 Coll. bring a fundamental change in the assessment of accommodation units and studios (ateliers).

In judgment 6 Ads 21/2026, the Supreme Administrative Court (hereinafter the "SAC") addressed the issue of the proportionality of monitoring an employee's electronic communication.

Directive (EU) 2024/927 of the European Parliament and of the Council (AIFMD II) represents the first systematic harmonization of rules for alternative investment funds that grant loans at the European Union level.

A shareholder's right to participate in profits is one of their fundamental rights. In practice, however, this may collide with the decision-making autonomy of the General Meeting, particularly in situations where a majority shareholder obstructs profit distribution.

The CJEU confirms that limitation periods for consumer claims based on unfair contract terms cannot begin before consumers can reasonably identify the unfairness.

The Czech National Bank clarifies the definition of “senior management” under ZISIF, providing guidance on approval requirements and governance for investment companies and funds.

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Loyalty programme discounts are lawful, but unclear presentation of “club prices” may mislead consumers and expose traders to significant legal and regulatory risks.

The Czech Supreme Court clarifies when employees removed from managerial positions are entitled to severance pay and how redundancy should be assessed.

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The Supreme Court clarifies that loan interest payments made before insolvency do not automatically constitute preferential treatment if they arise from an economically balanced contractual relationship.

The High Court in Prague has granted the request of the security system administrator, authorizing the use of technology enabling biometric recognition of individuals via CCTV and artificial intelligence algorithms within the monitored areas of Václava Havel Airport.