»Gun-jumping« in Slovenia: Following the Trends or Staying Behind?
11. 01. 2021 In an article published by CEE Legal Matters, attorney at our law firm Maja Šubic and Associate Nina Krajnc wrote about the trend of enhanced supervision of merger notification obligations and pre-closing activities of parties, involved in M&A, which can also be detected in Slovenia and about the record-high gun-jumping fines, imposed by national competition protection authorities in recent years.
Maja Šubic
Partner
Interview with Katarina Kresal for Vklop magazine
08. 01. 2021 Katarina Kresal, attorney and partner at our law firm, spoke in an interview for Vklop magazine about the Covid-19 pandemic, the TV show Zadnja beseda and other current topics.
Awarding of Parus Foundation scholarships for academic year 2021/2022
04. 01. 2021 The Parus Foundation announces call for the scholarships for the academic year 2021/2022 for the co-financing of postgraduate studies of commercial law and law of legal and economic sciences abroad and the co-financing of doctoral studies at the Faculty of Law of the University of Ljubljana.
On December 30, 2020, the European Union and the United Kingdom signed an agreement that will make it possible to regulate the future of trade relations
31. 12. 2020 Our colleagues from the Madrid office of Andersen Spain have prepared an overview of the main customs and tax implications arising from the draft Agreement agreed on December 24, 2020 and later signed by the EU and the UK on December 30, 2020.
The Parus Foundation has received an award from the Association of Slovenes Educated Abroad
28. 12. 2020 On December 26, 2020, the Association of Slovenes Educated Abroad (Association VTIS) presented the VTIS LETA 2020 award to the Parus Foundation in the premises of the Presidential Palace, where the President of the Republic of Slovenia Borut Pahor hosted the traditional annual meeting of the association.
Introduction of “virtual” general meetings
22. 12. 2020 In an article published by CEE Legal Matters, Partner at our law firm Katja Šumah and Associate Luka Ržek analysed new legislation which introduced the option of “virtual” general meetings, complementing the existing regulation of electronic general meetings, in order to enable general meetings in the era of the epidemic, when the rules of social distancing must be observed.
Our Managing Partner Uroš Čop and attorneys Katarina Mervič and Žiga Sternad have contributed to the European Investigations Guide 2020
22. 12. 2020 The guide is designed to provide a quick reference on some of the most pressing issues that arise during an internal investigation in cross-border cases. It includes questions on whistleblower protection, data transfer, employee interviews, notification requirements, dawn raids, and attorney-client privilege.
