Navigating Non-Material Damage Claims in Serbia
Under Serbian law, non-material damage refers to causing physical or psychological pain or inducing fear in another person.
Under Serbian law, non-material damage refers to causing physical or psychological pain or inducing fear in another person.
Established in 2021 and updated in September 2024, the eConsultations platform is an innovative electronic tool by the Government of the Republic of Serbia designed to enhance public engagement in the preparation and adoption of regulations and planning documents.
Nemanja Stepanovic, the Managing Director of our law firm, has written an article about implementation technology in the legal world.
Our team, led by Partner Marija Živković, has successfully represented the Montenegrin Agency for Audiovisual Media Services (AMU) in an administrative dispute initiated by the Serbian Pink Media Group.
Montenegrin Court Fined M: tel Podgorica EUR 807K for unapproved concentration of its Serbian affiliate Arena Channels Group over Slovenian company Arena Sport.
The Draft Law on Amendments to the Law on Games of Chance introduces significant changes aimed at modernizing the regulatory framework and enhancing control in the gaming industry.
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