Integrites has provided pro bono defense representation to a soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine concerning criminal charges brought against him by the military command. The firm also advised the soldier's family on obtaining monetary compensation.
Velickovic Law Opens Doors in Serbia
Former Gecic Law Partner and Head of Dispute Resolution Jovana Velickovic has launched her own law firm in Belgrade – Velickovic Law – specializing in dispute resolution, labor, and corporate law.
Schoenherr Successful for Tehnoexport Before EU General Court
Schoenherr has successfully represented Tehnoexport in trademark cancellation proceedings before the EU Intellectual Property Office.
Liis Konn Makes Partner at Ellex in Estonia
Former Senior Associate Liis Konn has been promoted to a Partner position with Ellex in Estonia. In her new role, she will co-lead the Dispute Resolution practice at the firm.
Violeta Saranciuc and Alexandru Iorgulescu Make Partner at Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners
Zamfirescu Racoti Vasile & Partners has announced the appointment of Violeta Saranciuc and Alexandru Iorgulescu to the firm's partnership. The two new partners will join the management teams of the international arbitration and restructuring & insolvency departments, respectively.
Rise in Insolvencies Triggers Wave of Related Disputes
Galloping inflation and post-COVID-19 challenges are shaping the litigation market in Austria, with an unparalleled volume of insolvencies feeding into a high rate of litigation. Meanwhile, the Austrian government remains hesitant to implement the European collective redress system.
External and Internal Investigations Affected by Recent Developments
Internal investigations continue to be a crucial part of a robust compliance management system. Short messages exchanged on smartphones have become a significant source for internal as well as external investigations. The Austrian prosecution authority understands that screening smartphones is close to “manna from heaven” for any investigator. This Market Snapshot reports on two important developments in Austria: a constitutional court decision requiring a significant change of the law, and the impact of the newly implemented law for the protection of whistleblowers.