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Fiction of signature in the case of a petition filed by an attorney from the perspective of the Constitutional Court’s ruling Litigation

At the beginning of this year, a key ruling of 18 December 2024 was published in the database of decisions of the Constitutional Court, with reference no....

Marie Mandíková
| 6 min read | May 20, 2025
Excessive formalism and powers of attorney? The SAC sided with common sense and long-standing practice Litigation

In a recent decision of the Supreme Administrative Court published in the Collection of Judgments of the Supreme Administrative Court No. 6/2024, the court...

5 min read | October 22, 2024
Revolution without revolution: The amendment to the APC promises efficiency and modernisation, but will it really bring it? Litigation

An amendment to the Administrative Procedure Code (APC), which aims to modernise and simplify the administrative justice system, has been submitted to the...

5 min read | July 30, 2024
Class action law passed by Senate: what does it mean? Litigation

After many years of discussion by experts and the general public and several legislative attempts, a conceptual law has finally been approved, which...

Martina Šumavská
Marie Mandíková
| 5 min read | June 4, 2024
Breakthrough in football: discrimination and restriction of competition in compiling match lineup? Litigation

The rules of the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) require professional football clubs participating in any of the international club football...

Marie Mandíková
| 7 min read | April 9, 2024
Are works created by artificial intelligence copyrighted work? Corporate and Commercial Law

The most famous Chat GPT has been with us for over a year now, and artificial intelligence is slowly making its way into all areas of daily life. Before...

Olga Králíčková
| 3 min read | February 13, 2024
Is an electric bicycle a motor vehicle? Corporate and Commercial Law

On 12 October 2023, a decision dealing with an agelong question was published in the Collection of judgments of the Court of Justice of the European Union...

Veronika Odrobinová
| 4 min read | November 7, 2023
Preemption is not always the same Litigation

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...

Veronika Odrobinová
Olga Králíčková
| 4 min read | May 2, 2023
Bonus programme for sales partners as income from employment Payroll agenda

The Supreme Administrative Court (“SAC”) dealt with a cassation complaint 10 Afs 61/2022-41 between a legal entity (“the plaintiff”) and the General Tax...

Roman Burnus
Marek Toráč
| 6 min read | March 7, 2023
Sexual orientation as a reason for refusing to enter into a contract with a self-employed person Litigation

Poland regularly ranks at the bottom of sexual minority tolerance ratings [1] ; local and foreign supporters of the LGBT community regularly speak out...

Veronika Odrobinová
Gabriela Jandová
| 6 min read | March 6, 2023
German aid to businesses and restrictions on the free movement of persons in the context of the covid-19 pandemic under scrutiny by the CJEU General Court COVID-19

At the time of the covid-19 pandemic, the German federal government, like other European countries, adopted a number of restrictions to prevent people from...

Veronika Odrobinová
| 5 min read | February 7, 2023
Class Actions Act and amendment of related legislation Litigation

Towards the end of 2022, the Ministry of Justice submitted a draft law on collective proceedings (“ the Act ”) together with adjustment of related...

Veronika Odrobinová
| 7 min read | February 7, 2023