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Termination of an employment contract: what should an employee and an employer know?
The success and profitability of companies depend on many factors, one of which is the engagement of employees in the company and the results they achieve
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What are the challenges family members face when inheriting property?
When a loved one dies, it's not only the pain of bereavement, but also the inheritance and administration of the deceased's estate. Mourning and
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What do I need to know when buying a loft?
The first wave of lofts in Lithuania broke out more than a decade ago. At that time, the people who were most fascinated by this novelty were people who were looking to buy their own
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Are you entitled to a credit reduction when you buy a car?
To buy a car, we often use a variety of financing instruments. Some of the most popular are car rental or leasing contracts. What about these
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Disagreements between shareholders: can a manager restrict information?
One of the fundamental rights that shares give their holders is the right to participate in the management of the company. In order for a shareholder to participate in the management of a private company
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Underage work in summer: what do businesses and parents need to know?
Summer holidays are a time when many pupils and students are looking for temporary jobs to gain experience, earn money and pass the time
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If you have bought a faulty item, don't forget your right to compensation for the costs of rectifying the fault
Today, consumerism is an integral part of everyday life. We are constantly exposed to new products, services and advertisements. Along with this abundance comes
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Lover, cheat or business partner? How can I protect my investment in a jointly created business?
A scandal centred on a famous sports trainer has been in the public domain lately. He has, according to women, deceived more than one of them
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Cancellation of a trip due to force majeure: are you sure you don't have to pay cancellation fees?
Summer is the time for travelling. The fast pace of life is stressful and requires extra costs to make your own travel arrangements. To simplify all this
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Joint and several liability for competition infringements. What do businesses need to know?
In today's economy, the observance and enforcement of fair competition is not only essential to guarantee the protection of consumers' interests, but it is
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Employee protection or medieval inquisition?
Unemployment in Lithuania has been declining steadily over the past decade, except during the pandemic. The number of job vacancies has also increased steadily. Increasingly
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The modern company director: legal challenges and risks
Endless geopolitical tensions and military conflicts, shifting trade patterns and significant economic fluctuations are the challenges of modern business. Maximising profit without
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Persecution. Do we have effective tools to protect ourselves from it?
There is a common perception that only public, famous and popular figures are most likely to face persecution. However, this latent illegality is quite
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Household consumers and small businesses can terminate their energy supply contract without any termination fee
Recent case law is clear that household consumers, micro-enterprises and small businesses will be able to benefit from the new rules as from 2021
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Lawyer's tips for e-business: how to sell not only profitably but also legally
Often, businesses only become interested in the legal requirements of their activities when they encounter problems, but law is not just for resolving disputes,
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Partitioning is the best solution for disputing co-owners
In practice, it is often the case that real estate is owned by several owners. Tensions and disputes often arise between co-owners over how to
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Egidijus Langys: "Our colleagues don't have night shifts and don't work weekends"
Managing Partner Egidijus Langys
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Who has to pay for terrace repairs - all owners of an apartment building or just the terrace users?
Who has to pay for terrace repairs - all owners of an apartment building or just the terrace users?
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Profit sharing: are all shareholders entitled to dividends?
Many companies call an ordinary general meeting before the end of April after the end of the financial year to approve the annual accounts
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Divorce in business: how to protect yourself from painful consequences?
Divorce, both in personal life and in business relationships, is a difficult and emotional process. And it doesn't matter whether the divorce is between known
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Is there a public land rent charge for a shelter under public land?
Lawyer answers on whether state land rent is payable for a shelter under state land
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Transactions that don't benefit the company - when is the CEO liable?
Žygimantas Klizas, Senior Associate at AVOCAD As one of the main bases for the creation of obligations, the conclusion of transactions is common in a company's day-to-day business operations
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Bonds - new market challenges and investor protection
Recently, there has been a trend towards using bonds as a new tool to raise finance. However, in many cases, investors,
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Are you in litigation with a public authority? You may still have to pay the state's lawyer's fees
Today, "I'll sue" can often seem like a good way of clarifying a relationship and, at the same time, solving a problem. Although for most this is
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Mountains of unfulfilled obligations, unpaid salaries: is it time to declare bankruptcy?
This is the third time the suppliers have called - their invoice has been sitting unpaid for two months. And this invoice is really