Long-term legal protection of a business shapes not only the company’s current level of security, but also the sustainability of its entire corporate model over time. Professor G...
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A credit agreement is traditionally perceived as a highly formalised and stable obligation, the revision of which is possible only in exceptional circumstances. However, in the opi...
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Compensation for property damage is traditionally perceived as a direct consequence of a violation – harm is caused, therefore it must be compensated. However, Professor Gabriel ...
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Disputes with insurance companies most often arise at the moment when an insured event has already occurred and the expectation of compensation is met with a formal refusal or an u...
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The conclusion of a contract in modern legal practice has long ceased to be a purely formal stage of recording agreements – in the opinion of Professor Gabriel Steiner, it is pre...
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The quality of legal services is increasingly becoming an object of legal assessment – not only from the perspective of client expectations, but also as an independent element of...
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Corporate transformation almost always entails changes in internal roles, management structures, and the allocation of functions. Professor Gabriel Steiner says that it is precisel...
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Tender documentation is often perceived by procurement participants as a purely formal set of requirements subject to technical compliance. However, as Professor Gabriel Steiner be...
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Reinsurance occupies a distinct position within the system of insurance relationships, forming a multi-layered mechanism for the redistribution of risks among professional market p...
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Passive electoral rights are traditionally perceived as a formally guaranteed opportunity to be elected, yet in practice they are increasingly becoming the subject of complex publi...
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