After the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia rendered the decision to revoke the state of emergency on 6 May 2020, both administrative authorities and businesses have gradually started to return to their regular activities.
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JPM Reassembles the Restructuring Team
JPM prepares for the significant increase in restructuring work as a result of Covid-19.
Serbian Courts to Start Working from 11 May 2020
On 6 May 2020, the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia rendered the decision to revoke the state of emergency which has been proclaimed on 15 March 2020 due to the epidemic of COVID19.
COVID – 19 State of Emergency Canceled
After nearly 2 months the Serbian Parliament has voted to cancel the state of emergency declared on 15 March 2020.
HAPPY to be Back to the Office
We are happy to be able to be back to work from our offices starting from May 11, 2020.
Serbian Government Introduces the Loans Guarantee Scheme
The Serbian Government has adopted the new regulation for the state guarantee scheme as the collateral for the loans of local banks to companies in Serbia as part of the economic measures aimed to minimise the negative impacts of the spread of Covid-19 to Serbian economy ( the “Guarantee Scheme”).
Ordinary 2020 Annual General Meeting and Filing of 2019 Financial Reports Statutory Deadlines Extended
The Government of the Republic of Serbia has adopted new Regulation on extending the deadlines for holding a company’s regular General Meeting session and submission of the annual and consolidated financial statements.
JPM Receives Multiple Top Tier Legal 500 EMEA 2020 Rankings
JPM continues to maintain it’s rankings as a Serbia’s leading law firm in the 2020 edition of Legal 500 EMEA.
COVID-19 Serbian State Aid Two New Regulations
The Government of the Republic of Serbia has adopted two new regulations on state aid harmonization for the remedy of the consequences caused by the epidemic of COVID-19.
Adoption of Three Implementation Regulations
The Government of the Republic of Serbia has adopted three regulations intended as the first steps in the implementation of a financial measures program value of 608,3 billion RSD or EUR 5.1 billion aimed to reduce the negative effects caused by the COVID 19 pandemic.