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Supreme Court explains the meaning of built-up area in detailed plans and legal consequences of illustrations in planning documentation

October 14 2014 The Supreme Court issued a judgement on 4 June 2014 to address the previously controversial definition of built-up area in detailed plans and the…

Distance contracts and consumers rights - new regulation

July 23 2014 The definition of distance contract in the new wording of the Consumer Right Protection Law has been specified and made more neutral technology-wise…

Data Security and Cybercrime in Estonia

April 4 2017 A structured guide to data security and cybercrime in Estonia

Data Security and Cybercrime in Belarus

April 4 2017 A structured guide to data protection and cyber security in Belarus...

Frequently asked questions about trademark in EU

October 23 2019 Trademark rights have a territorial character, meaning that protection will be in force only in the country where the trademark is registered. If you…

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In review: space law, regulation and policy in Estonia

January 5 2023 A general introduction to the legal, regulatory and policy framework governing the space sector in Estonia.

Spotlight: free speech and media freedom in Lithuania

November 21 2022 This article examines the legally protected forms of expression in Lithuania, including free speech and freedom of the press, as well as exceptions to these freedoms and special considerations for media organisations.

Insight: an overview of media and entertainment law in Estonia

November 21 2022 A general introduction to the legal framework governing the media and entertainment industry in Estonia, including key trends and recent developments.

Insight: an overview of media and entertainment law in Latvia

November 21 2022 A general introduction to the legal framework governing the media and entertainment industry in Latvia, including key trends and recent developments.

Spotlight: free speech and media freedom in Latvia

November 21 2022 This article examines the legally protected forms of expression in Latvia, including free speech and freedom of the press, as well as exceptions to these freedoms and special considerations for media organisations.

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