The Supreme Court will rule on whether a consumer may waive the defence of limitation
Can a consumer effectively waive the defence of limitation after the limitation period for the claim has expired? Although at…
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Can information on average pay be misleading?
New regulations on pay transparency are intended to increase transparency and help eliminate unjustified pay gaps. In practice, however, their…
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Easier investment in areas surrounding historic buildings
On 3 June 2026, an amendment to the Act on the Protection and Care of Historic Buildings came into force,…
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Getin Noble Bank back in the spotlight
The bankruptcy proceedings of Getin Noble Bank have once again attracted public attention. The case has sparked a debate on the…
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Will working hours determine whether a job is a permanent position following the PIP reform?
The reform of the National Labour Inspectorate will come into force in just a few weeks. Once the new regulations…
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Pay transparency in practice
Pay transparency is no longer just a buzzword in EU directives; it is becoming a real challenge for employers and…
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E-applications for land and mortgage registers available to everyone
An application for an entry in a property’s land and mortgage register will soon be able to be submitted entirely…
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When should you start protecting your business?
On April 26, we once again celebrate World Intellectual Property Day. It’s a good moment to remember that ideas, brand…
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Simplification of procedures relating to listed buildings
Owners and managers of listed properties, as well as investors planning to get involved in such projects, may soon benefit…
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107th PTMG Conference
nnovation and law met in Munich. We’ve just wrapped up the 107th PTMG Conference. Representing us at this spring meeting…
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