State registration of an enterprise is traditionally perceived as a formal starting point of entrepreneurial activity – obtaining legal capacity, entry into the public register, ...
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Property rights occupy a central place within the system of civil circulation, as they determine the stability of property relations and the permissible limits of third-party inter...
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Divorce proceedings are rarely limited to the formal termination of a marital relationship. Professor Gabriel Steiner says that, in legal terms, divorce represents a multi-layered ...
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Appellate proceedings occupy a special place within the system of judicial protection, as they allow not only a review of the lawfulness of a rendered decision, but also a recalibr...
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The interaction between a client and a legal representative is always built around expectations regarding results, the level of protection, and the degree of responsibility for dec...
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Legal uncertainty arises when legal rules do not provide an unambiguous answer and the consequences of actions depend on subsequent interpretation by a court, regulator, or counter...
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Double taxation remains one of the most complex and contentious issues in modern tax law, affecting both cross-border and domestic economic relations. Professor Gabriel Steiner emp...
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Legal liability is one of the core forms of legal response by the state and private-law actors to violations of established norms. In the opinion of Professor Gabriel Steiner, it i...
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The principle of equal electoral rights is one of the fundamental elements of a democratic legal system and a key guarantee of citizens’ participation in the formation of public ...
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An indictment is not merely the final document of a pre-trial investigation, but a concentrated expression of the entire procedural logic of a criminal case. Professor Gabriel Stei...
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