In its decision from this February, the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic (hereinafter “ the Supreme Court ”) dealt, among other things, with an oral...
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In its judgment of 24 January 2023, Case No. 4 Cmo 129/2022, the High Court in Prague dealt with a statute of limitations objection raised by a managing...
On 4 May 2023, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) published several judgments, in which it commented on some key data protection issues.
On 1 June 2023, the Senate debated the Government’s Whistleblower Protection Bill, on which it ultimately passed no resolution. The 30-day deadline for the...
The Chamber of Deputies is currently debating a government bill amending the Labour Code. One of the amended areas is agreements on work performed outside...
Surely you know it, when you are browsing the Internet, ads pop up for miraculous skin products, weight loss or quick and easy earning, supported by a photo,...
The Personal Data Protection Office (PDPO) has issued rules for the use of cookie bars and for giving consent to the use of cookies, which is usually...
The Consumer Protection Act [1] (the “ CPA ” or the “ Act ”) was substantially amended last year (see our article here ). As part of the amendment, the...
This January, we already informed you about the upcoming draft bill on whistleblower protection, which is intended to implement Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of...
At the end of this April, an amendment to the act on the protection of employees in situations, where their employer is unable to pay their wages due to...
In its judgment of 4 May 2023 in Case C-487/21, the Court of Justice of the EU (“ CJEU ”) commented on the interpretation of Article 15(3) of Regulation [1]...
The Supreme Court of the Czech Republic (hereinafter the “ SC ”) has previously concluded in its decision-making practice that the mere fact that a witness...
In its pre-Christmas judgment 26 Cdo 2923/2022, the Supreme Court again clarified somewhat more clearly the nature of the pre-emption right to a unit under...
Contractual penalty – an instrument accompanying many contracts, well known even to legal laymen. It is also a tool at risk of being misused. A high...
The Supreme Court issued an important judgment 23 Cdo 1837/2022 pointing out that good faith is sometimes not sufficient. Section 1109(b) of the Civil Code...
At the heart of the case under review was a preliminary issue of a specialised criminal court in Bulgaria. The court considered an application by a Bulgarian...