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(Un)constitutionality of dawn raids in the competition law investigations in Serbia and Montenegro

April 11, 2017Tijana KojovićBlog, Competition, Restrictive Agreements

The Montenegrin Agency for Protection of Competition announced on 22 March 2017 that it had carried out a dawn raid at the premises of a...

Awaiting the ePrivacy Regulation

April 10, 2017Pablo Pérez LayaBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, European Union

On 10 January 2017 the European Commission issued its proposal of ePrivacy Regulation (“ePrivacy Regulation”), laying down rules for the protection of privacy and personal data within...

Data retention: New CJEU judgment and a Serbian perspective

February 8, 2017Pablo Pérez Laya and Milica BastaBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, European Union, Retention, Telecommunications

On 21 December 2016, the Court of Justice of the European Union (“CJEU”) issued another remarkable ruling on data retention (Joined Cases C-203/15 (Tele2 Sverige...

The European Union targets OTT players

February 1, 2017Pablo Pérez LayaBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, European Union, Telecommunications

Last September, the European Commission issued its proposal for a Directive establishing the European Electronic Communications Code(“ECC”). The ECC aims at updating EU’s regulatory framework for...

Serbia Hunts for New Investors: Incentives for Investment Cycles

January 25, 2017Milan DakićBlog, Competition, State aid

With the aim of enticing new investments, the Government of Serbia has enacted a new, more generous, decree on investment incentives.1 The most significant novelties are...

Serbian Competition Commission closes the year boldly

January 9, 2017Vladlena Rudusāne-SimićBlog, Competition, Competition Law - Other Issues

While Belgrade was falling into the Christmas festive spirit, the Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission“) was busy in the last months of 2016...

Serbia criminalizes cartels

December 20, 2016Tijana Kojović and Lazar Radić BoškovićBlog, Competition, Restrictive Agreements

The National Assembly of Serbia has recently passed the amendments to the Criminal Code. One of the amendments revamps the provisions on criminalization of cartels....

Serbia: Competition rules applicable to automotive sector

November 28, 2016Vladlena Rudusāne-SimićBlog, Competition, Restrictive Agreements

The aftermarket for motor vehicles (i.e., distribution of spare parts, and provision of repair and maintenance services) is still not subject to sector-specific competition rules,...

Is selling personal data permissible?

October 20, 2016Milica BastaBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, Direct marketing

In mid-October Serbian press widely reported about the direct marketing of breast milk substitutes to women who recently gave birth. The media were abuzz with...

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(Un)constitutionality of dawn raids in the competition law investigations in Serbia and Montenegro

Awaiting the ePrivacy Regulation

Data retention: New CJEU judgment and a Serbian perspective

The European Union targets OTT players

Serbia Hunts for New Investors: Incentives for Investment Cycles

Serbian Competition Commission closes the year boldly

Serbia criminalizes cartels

Serbia: Competition rules applicable to automotive sector

Is selling personal data permissible?

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