The revocation of a bank’s operating licence leads to the opening of bankruptcy proceedings.
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Employing Foreign Nationals in Serbia: 7 Things You Need to Know
Our Employment Department has published the 2026 edition of its brochure on employing foreign nationals in Serbia. It covers the costliest mistakes, the checks to make before work starts, and the penalties for getting it wrong.
JPM Partners Advises 4iG IT on Contract with Montenegro’s Ministry of Public Works
JPM Partners has advised 4iG Information Technology Ltd. on the Montenegrin legal aspects of its EUR 54.25 million services contract with the Ministry of Public Works of Montenegro for the digitalisation and technological development of the country’s law enforcement and border police agencies.
JPM & Partners and Dr. Jelena Gazivoda shortlisted at the Legal 500 CEE Awards 2026
We are proud to announce that JPM & Partners has been shortlisted for Serbia Firm of the Year at the Legal 500 Central and Eastern Europe Awards 2026.
Beyond the Title Deed: Key Legal Risks in Commercial Real Estate Transactions in North Macedonia
A plot of land may look perfect for a commercial project, but the title deed can tell a different story.
JPM at the Regional Conference on Arbitration and ADR in Dubrovnik
Đorđe Novčić, Partner in JPM’s Dispute Resolution and Litigation practice, will attend the Fourth Annual Regional Conference on Arbitration and ADR – Construction Projects Disputes, taking place on 9–10 October 2026 at the Hotel Excelsior in Dubrovnik.
Institutional Consumer Protection in Influencer Marketing: Montenegro and Germany
You are scrolling through your feed when a favourite creator raves about a new skincare product. Is that a genuine recommendation, or did someone pay for those words? Most of us can’t tell, and that is exactly the problem.
Serbian Train to EU: New Draft Law on Protection of Personal Data
Can Serbia obtain an EU adequacy decision without a system of effective and dissuasive sanctions for personal data protection violations?
This article explores possible reasons for the discrepancies between the sanctions regime proposed in the new Draft Law on Protection of Personal Data and the objectives set out in the Personal Data Protection Strategy and the Explanatory Memorandum to the Draft Law.
Management Agreements in North Macedonia: Balancing Managerial Autonomy and Corporate Responsibility
In North Macedonia, management agreements play an important role in structuring the relationship between companies and managers by combining employment-law flexibility with corporate-law responsibilities.
New Commission Guidelines on Trading Practices
The Law on Trading Practices for Certain Products (“Official Gazette of the Republic of Serbia”, No. 35/2026) (the “Law”), which entered into force on 1 May 2026, introduced a new regulatory framework governing commercial relationships between buyers and suppliers of certain products, primarily agricultural and food products.