Our Partner Ivan Milošević and Senior Associate Andrea Cvetanović explain the system of administrative fines in GDPR and possibilities to implement GDPR provisions in national data protection legal frameworks.
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Amendments to the Law on Foreigners and the Law on Employment of Foreigners
To facilitate easier obtaining of residence and work permits, due to the increasing influx of foreigners coming to live and work in the Republic of Serbia, new amendments were made to the Law on Foreigners and the Law on Employment of Foreigners in 2023.
Empowering Healthcare Through Data-Driven AI
The Institute for Molecular Genetics and Genetic Engineering (IMGGE) is participating in the Horizon Project “Better real-world health-data distributed analytics research platform (Better).
The Legal 500: Doing Business In Comparative Guide – Serbia and Montenegro
JPM & Partners are an exclusive contributors for Serbian and Montenegrin chapters of the 3rd Edition of “The Legal 500: Doing Business In” Comparative Guide.
Salary Tax Progressivity – is there Room for Improvements ?
At the end of January, the Ministry of Finance invited representatives of business associations to submit their views regarding the possibility of a reform aiming to increase in the progressivity of salary taxation.
JPM & Partners Shines in 2024 Legal 500 Rankings
JPM & Partners is proud to announce outstanding results in the 2024 edition of The Legal 500.
JPM & Partners Achieves High Rankings in Chambers Europe 2024
We are pleased to announce that JPM & Partners has once again secured top positions in the Chambers Europe 2024 guide, marking an impressive 17 consecutive years of recognition.
The Law on Amendments to the Companies Act
The Parliament of Montenegro has adopted the Law on Amendments to the Companies Act with 43 votes in favor at an extraordinary session held on January 19, 2024. The Amendments entered into force on January 23, 2024.
The Legal 500’s Country Comparative Guides – Serbia: Energy – Oil & Gas is now live
JPM & Partners as an exclusive contributor in the Chapter Edition covering The Oil & Gas Comparative Guide by providing an extensive overview of the laws and regulations in Serbia.
Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition: KTG and Eco Sense Case
The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (“Commission”) has recently determined that the companies KTG Solucije d.o.o. Subotica (“KTG”) and Eco sense doo Subotica (“Eco Sense”) entered into a restrictive agreement that significantly impacted competition in public procurement procedures related to hygiene maintenance materials and services.