JPM & Partners is pleased to have advised Adval Capital on its acquisition of 49% equity stake in DMV, a leading European manufacturer of driver and public information LED displays and a provider of advanced traffic management solutions.
Montenegro has adopted the Law on actions for damages arising from infringements of competition law, thereby introducing, for the first time, a comprehensive framework for the private enforcement of competition law. The Law is aligned with Directive 2014/104/EU and represents an important milestone in Montenegro’s EU accession process.
Fake news is, among other things, created to sustain a situation in which workers do not know how to exercise their rights during sick leave.
Montenegro has taken a decisive step toward EU integration by adopting a new Competition Law, aligned with the ECN+ Directive and key EU competition regulations.
Interim measures play a vital role in arbitration, preserving parties’ positions and preventing harm during proceedings. While arbitral tribunals possess the authority to order such measures under Serbian law, a critical distinction exists between ordering interim relief and enforcing it.
JPM & Partners has once again achieved outstanding recognition in the The Legal 500 Europe, Middle East & Africa 2026 Edition.
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