The amount claimed by the opponent was an alleged difference in price which would have been due under the contract concluded between the parties.
21 September 2022
182 Million Workers in Europe Are Set to Benefit from Extensive and Modernised Working Rights
By 1 August 2022, Member States must have transposed Directive (EU) 2019/1152 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 20 June 2019 on transparent and predictable working conditions in the European Union (the “Directive”) into national law.
25 August 2022
New Changes to the Romanian Fiscal Legislation
Major news in all areas of taxation, including labor taxation.
01 August 2022
ZRVP Advises Ana Hotels in the transaction with IHG® Hotels & Resorts for the operation of the Athénée Palace Hotel in Bucharest
ZRVP provided legal assistance in the transaction by which Ana Hotels concluded the hotel management agreement with the international group IHG® Hotels & Resorts for the operation of the hotel Athénée Palace under the InterContinental® Hotels & Resorts brand starting from 2023.
Progress towards implementing the Whistleblowing Directive – an opportunity to ensure that people can expose abuses safely
The European Data Protection Board has recently proposed for public consultation the Guidelines on the use of facial recognition technology in law enforcement.
Zamfirescu Racoți Vasile & Partners provided legal assistance to 45 survivors and persons close to the Colectiv Club victims, in one of the largest and most complex pro bono projects carried out in Romania by a law firm.
12 May 2022
Digital Copyright Law – What Has Changed
To prevent infringement of copyright in the digital environment, Romanian authorities have recently amended Law no. 8/1996 on copyright and related rights.
The investigation, started in 2014, was conducted by the Prosecutor’s Office attached to The High Court of Cassation and Justice and concerned the activity of several hundreds of persons for an important player in the video-chat industry from Romania, accused of having committed the crimes of tax evasion and money laundering.
The European Commission has taken significative steps towards finalizing two major pieces of legislation: the “Digital Markets Act” (DMA) and the “Digital Services Act” (DSA). This reform of rules is a package intended to protect online consumers better and lead to fairer and more open digital markets.