Within civil law, age traditionally serves as a determining factor in defining the scope of a person’s legal capacity and the ability to independently participate in legal relati...
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The functioning of public administration inevitably involves situations in which officials must make decisions in circumstances where legislation does not prescribe a single predet...
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Civil litigation is structured around a system of procedural principles that determine the balance between the authority of the court and the rights of the participants involved in...
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Relations between states inevitably involve situations in which the actions of one country provoke a reaction from another. In such circumstances, international law recognizes spec...
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Modern civil circulation is characterized by the constant movement of property rights between participants in economic relations. One of the mechanisms that allows such transformat...
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Modern migration processes are governed by a complex legal framework that requires strict compliance with formal procedures and careful attention to legal details. Professor Gabrie...
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The contemporary economic and social environment is shaping a new configuration of legal risks for both entrepreneurs and private individuals. Increasing regulatory complexity, the...
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The digital transformation of the legal profession has significantly changed the ways in which lawyers interact with clients and public institutions. Email, messaging platforms, cl...
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The development of digital technologies is gradually transforming the organisation of legal work, affecting not only communication and document management but also the internal mec...
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The contemporary economy is shaping new models of interaction between businesses, governments and private individuals, inevitably influencing the structure of demand for legal serv...
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