Partnership relations are often formed faster than they are legally documented – businesses are launched, resources are combined, and decisions are made jointly, while agreements...
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Iatrogenic offences occupy a special place within the system of criminal law assessment, as they arise at the intersection of professional medical activity and criminal liability. ...
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Legal structuring of a business is often perceived as a supplementary organisational stage – choosing a legal form, allocating assets, or creating a group of companies. However, ...
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The limitation of civil liability has long been a common instrument of contractual regulation – parties seek in advance to define the maximum scope of potential losses, exclude c...
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A general power of attorney is traditionally perceived as a convenient instrument for transferring broad authority – it allows a representative to act swiftly, flexibly, and with...
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In modern law enforcement practice, the figure of the beneficiary increasingly goes beyond a formal definition and becomes a central element in assessing risks and liability. Profe...
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The institution of a trusted representative is widely used in corporate, commercial, and private-law relations – powers are delegated for the representation of interests, asset m...
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Civil liability is traditionally associated with the breach of contractual obligations or the infliction of harm. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner considers that contemporary law...
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Secondary sanctions have increasingly evolved into an instrument of indirect legal pressure, affecting parties that are not the primary targets of restrictive measures. Professor G...
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Physical evidence occupies a distinct place in the system of proof in both civil and criminal proceedings, as it is directly connected to the factual circumstances of a case. Accor...
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