The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition unveils draft of the new Vertical Block Exemption Regulation
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition has revealed a draft of new regulations in the area of restrictive agreements. These regulations introduce three new types of group exemptions and update the existing vertical block exemption regulation. We have conducted a detailed analysis of the draft vertical block exemption regulation, highlighting the new features and key differences from the EU VBER on which the draft is based.
Recent decision of the Serbian Supreme Court on the enforceability of non-compete clauses in employment context
In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of Serbia invalidated a non-compete clause from an employment agreement because it prohibited the employee from entering into an employment relationship with the employer's competitor, rather than from taking a specific job with a competitor.
Comprehensive immigration and tax guide to relocating to work in Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H)
Comprehensive immigration and tax guide to relocating to work in Montenegro
Mandatory registration of online customers contrary to the GDPR, says Finnish supervisory authority
On 6 March 2024, the Finnish Office of the Data Protection Ombudsman ("ODPO") issued a decision against Verkkokauppa.com Oyj ("Verkkokauppa"), a company that sells electronics and other goods online and in stores. ODPO found that Verkkokauppa was not compliant with the GDPR because it required online customers to create accounts, and stored the personal data associated with their accounts indefinitely.
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