Elena Kuzmanovska, Senior Associate at JPM & Partners Skopje, examines the legal uncertainty in North Macedonia regarding arbitration during bankruptcy proceedings.
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Montenegro Advances EU Legal Harmonization with Draft Competition Laws
Montenegro’s Agency for Protection of Competition has unveiled two pivotal legislative drafts to align national laws with the EU acquis, marking progress in Chapter 8 accession negotiations.
JPM & Partners Contributes to The Legal 500’s Oil & Gas Comparative Guide: Serbia Chapter Now Live
We are proud to announce that JPM & Partners has served as the exclusive contributor for the “Serbia: Energy – Oil & Gas” chapter of “The Legal 500’s Country Comparative Guide”, a prestigious resource developed in collaboration with leading legal experts worldwide.
EU Artificial Intelligence Act and Its Impact on Non-EU Entities
Last year, the European Union took a significant step forward in the realm of artificial intelligence with the publication of the new AI Act in the Official Journal of the European Union.
(Re)Shaping Belgrade
Belgrade’s history reflects resilience and adaptability, shaped by diverse rulers and architectural influences—from medieval dynasties to Ottoman mosques, Austro-Hungarian neoclassicism, and socialist-era brutalism.
Montenegro Introduces New Rules for Construction and Urban Planning: Streamlining Processes and Boosting Development
The Government of Montenegro has proposed significant changes to the legal framework governing construction and spatial planning by adopting the Bill of Law on Construction of Buildings and the Bill of Law on Spatial Planning.
Impact of OFAC Sanctions on NIS AD Novi Sad and Options for their Removal
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) maintains the Specially Designated Nationals (SDN) list, which serves as a critical tool in enforcing U.S. sanctions programs.
Well Known Trademarks : Legal Standards and Determination Criteria
Well-known trademarks represent more than just logos and brand names – they are powerful symbols that embody a company’s values, quality, and recognition in the marketplace.
German Supply Chain Due Diligence Law: What Serbian Companies Need to Know
The German Law on Corporate Due Diligence Obligations for the Prevention of Human Rights Violations in Supply Chains, which came into effect on January 1, 2023, introduces mandatory compliance procedures for German companies to prevent human rights violations and environmental damage throughout their supply chains.
Serbian Competition Authority Launches Sector Inquiry in the Pharmaceutical Industry
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission”) has announced that it will conduct a sector inquiry of the state and conditions of competition in the pharmaceutical industry.