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Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 4 (Positive features)

November 19, 2015Ana JankovBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, New legislation

The shortcomings in the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act (“Draft“), analysed in our blog posts of 13 and 17 November, do not tell the whole story about the Draft. The document also...

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 3 (Other shortcomings)

November 17, 2015Marko Popović and Bogdan IvaniševićBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, New legislation

On the trail of our previous blog post, we shed some more light on contentious provisions in the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act (“Draft“). 1) Data controllers...

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 2 (Major shortcomings)

November 13, 2015Bogdan IvaniševićBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, New legislation

Following our first blog post of 10 November, we now turn to some of the key provisions in the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act (“Draft“) which, in our opinion,...

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 1 (Spotting issues)

November 10, 2015Marko Popović and Bogdan IvaniševićBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, New legislation

Тhe Ministry of Justice released a draft Personal Data Protection Act (“Draft”) on 4 November 2015. In this blog post and a few subsequent ones,...

State Aid – Opportunity or Threat?

November 10, 2015Bisera AndrijaševićBlog, Competition, State aid

A state aid conference took place in Ljubljana on 3 November 2015, gathering competition law practitioners and interested professionals from the region to listen to two prominent...

Serbian Competition watchdog imposes fines on inept cartelists

October 20, 2015Lazar Radić BoškovićBlog, Competition, Restrictive Agreements

On October 12th 2015, the Serbian Competition Authority (“Commission”) imposed a fine for bid rigging on three transportation companies operating in Niš, Serbia’s third largest city: D&D Travel,...

Montenegrin Agency for Protection of Competition hits hard on co-insurance agreements

October 12, 2015Tijana KojovićBlog, Competition, Restrictive Agreements

The Montenegrin competition authority rendered on 24 July 2015 a decision finding that two insurance companies, Lovćen osiguranje (member of Triglav group) and Sava osiguranje...

Sailing away from Safe Harbor and the echo in Serbia and Montenegro

October 9, 2015Bogdan IvaniševićBlog, Data Protection and Privacy, Transfer

The last year’s judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) on the “right to be forgotten” (Google v. AEPD) was surprising,...

What law is applicable to Facebook?

August 26, 2015Bogdan Ivanišević and Marko PopovićBlog, Social media

The Montenegrin Data Protection Agency recently joined the club of the authorities in Europe who have publicly taken a position on whether their national data...

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Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 4 (Positive features)

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 3 (Other shortcomings)

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 2 (Major shortcomings)

Getting to know the Draft Serbian Data Protection Act – Part 1 (Spotting issues)

State Aid – Opportunity or Threat?

Serbian Competition watchdog imposes fines on inept cartelists

Montenegrin Agency for Protection of Competition hits hard on co-insurance agreements

Sailing away from Safe Harbor and the echo in Serbia and Montenegro

What law is applicable to Facebook?

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