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Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 11 Feb 2020
Finnish Patent and Registration Office Renders First Trademark Non-Use Revocation Decision
One of the main trademark principles is ‘use it or lose it’. This means that a trademark registration can be revoked if the owner has not put its
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 9 Feb 2020
Better Results in IT Projects through Change Management
Your IT project started well, but now you have hit an impasse. Did your supplier’s new update turn out not to be what you were expecting? Does it
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 6 Feb 2020
New Act on Reporting Obligation for Transactions
Finnish Parliament recently enacted a new act regarding reportable transactions in the field of taxation (in Finnish ‘Laki raportoitavista
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 28 Jan 2020
Six Trends for the New Decade of Technology
The 2010s were a decade of breathtaking technological development. What can we expect from the 2020s? Technology will change every industry and
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 22 Jan 2020
New Corporate Governance Code for Listed Companies 2020: Some Observations
After a year of work, the Securities Market Association's new Corporate Governance Code has been completed. The new code entered into force on 1
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 21 Jan 2020
Three Guidelines for Board Membership: Get Interested, Get Informed and Get an Opinion
With power comes responsibilitythough a cliché, this proverb does hold true for a company’s Board of Directors. Board membership is a position of
Castrén & Snellman | United Kingdom, European Union | 16 Dec 2019
What Were the Major Commercial Law Trends of the 2010s? Five Conversation Starters for the Holidays
What were the hottest legal topics of the past decade? What gave our clients pause for thought? We listed five things to provide plenty to talk about
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 2 Dec 2019
Should We Be Regulating Working Hours or Protecting Free Time?
The long-awaited new Working Hours Act is entering into force on 1 January 2020. The act has already been criticised for not meeting the demands of
Castrén & Snellman | Finland | 24 Nov 2019
Finland’s New Working Hours Act - New Tools for a New Decade
For an increasing number of people, work is no longer tied to a specific time or place. Technology has made it possible to work at any time of day
Castrén & Snellman | European Union, Finland | 6 Nov 2019
Significant Supreme Court Precedent in the Asphalt Cartel Case
On 22 October 2019, the Supreme Court issued a significant precedent in a competition damages case based on the so-called asphalt cartel. The Supreme
