BDK Advokati maintains its Legal 500 rankings

BDK Advokati/Attorneys at Law ranked as top tier firm by Legal 500 2015

Legal 500’s 2015 edition ranks BDK as Tier 1 Serbian firm for Competition; Corporate, M&A and privatisation; and Real estate and construction. The firm’s Intellectual Property practice has also received recognition. BDK is also a ranked firm in the Montenegrin chapter and in the Corporate and M&A section for Bosnia and Herzegovina. Partners Tijana Kojović […]

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What law is applicable to Facebook?

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 protection laws apply to Facebook. The Montenegrin law, said the agency in an opinion published on 15 July, does not apply. Unlike some other DPAs, however, the Montenegrin one offered virtually no explanation […]

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Amendments to Labour Law give greater protection to pregnant workers and workers who have recently given birth

Recent amendments to the Labour Law give additional protection to female employees who are pregnant or have recently given birth. The amendments came into force on 8 April 2013 (Zakon o izmenama i dopunama zakona o radu, “Sl. glasnik RS” br. 32/2013). Prior to the amendments, an employment contract concluded for a fixed period could […]

Dragoljub Sretenović comments on the first ever domestic electronic money institution

BDK’s Dragoljub Sretenović quoted by PaymentsCompliance on Serbia’s new Law on Payment Transactions

BDK’s Associate in the finance department Dragoljub Sretenović was quoted by the PaymentsCompliance, a subscription – based global payments industry publication, in an article discussing Serbia’s new Law on Payment Transactions that kicks in today. To read Dragoljub’s comments on what the new law means for businesses that deal with payments, follow the link.

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Law on Prevention of Illegal Business – Montenegro fights gray economy

The Law on The Prevention of Illegal Business (Zakon o sprečavanju nelegalnog poslovanja, „Official Gazette of Republic of Montenegro“ no.29/13) came into force on 23 June 2013. Its nature is largely declaratory, aimed at showing the declared intent of the state to fight corruption and black market. “Illegal Business” is defined as conducting business without prior […]

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Dawn raids and legal privilege

The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition has announced on its website that in the second week of July it had conducted its first dawn raid on several locations in Belgrade. The coordinated dawn raids were made within an investigation related to “distribution of e-cigarettes and e-liquid”. The allegation is that the investigated market participants have engaged […]