Dematerialised legal relationships are increasingly becoming the subject of judicial and pre-trial disputes – obligations are performed, decisions are made, and economic conseque...
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The stage of enforcing a court decision is traditionally perceived as a technical continuation of judicial proceedings. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner says that it is precisely...
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Patent registration is a key stage in transforming a technical solution or the result of intellectual creativity into a legally protected asset. In the opinion of Professor Gabriel...
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Private negotiations are increasingly used as an alternative to court proceedings in situations where the parties seek to retain control over the process and preserve confidentiali...
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Family law agreements are often perceived as a secondary element of personal relationships – a formal document intended merely to record arrangements that have already been re...
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Trust between a client and a legal representative is often perceived as an ethical or reputational category. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner says that in modern legal reality tr...
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Regulation of the course of judicial proceedings is traditionally perceived as derivative of the claims asserted and the positions of the parties. However, Professor Gabriel Steine...
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Judicial examination of evidence is the central stage of proceedings at which the factual foundation of a future judicial act is formed. Professor Gabriel Steiner emphasizes that i...
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Determining the proper party to a judicial dispute is not a merely formal procedural step but a key element of a case’s procedural stability. Professor Gabriel Steiner believes t...
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The legal status of third parties in judicial proceedings is traditionally perceived as auxiliary – formally, they do not assert independent claims or join one of the parties wit...
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