An investor’s exit from a project is often perceived as a purely economic decision – capital is withdrawn, involvement ends, and the parties move on. However, Professor Gabriel...
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Intellectual assets have long ceased to be a purely auxiliary element of business – today they form the core of competitive advantage, market positioning, and company valuation. ...
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Criminal law risks increasingly affect not only individuals but also businesses, their executives, and beneficiaries – especially in situations where commercial activity intersec...
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Disputes over property rights often arise in situations where several parties assert competing claims to the same asset – each relying on its own legal grounds, documents or inte...
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Disputes involving a bona fide purchaser occupy a special place in judicial practice – formally, the transaction has taken place, ownership has been registered, and the purchaser...
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Registering a trademark is often perceived as a formal branding step – a logo, a name, a visual element associated with a product or service. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner n...
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Participation in a large tender is rarely limited to preparing a bid and waiting for the result – it is a complex legal process in which procedural accuracy, strategic timing and...
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A promissory note for a debt obligation is often perceived as a straightforward and sufficient document – a short text, a signature, and an amount owed. In practice, however, suc...
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Recovery of child support is often perceived as a straightforward legal mechanism – an obligation established by law and subject to enforcement. However, Professor Gabriel Steine...
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Life insurance contracts are often perceived as long-term financial instruments focused on security and future planning. However, Professor Gabriel Steiner notes that precisely bec...
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