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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