The CJEU on Corporate Sanctions: The Significance of Case C-291/24 for the Slovenian Misdemeanor System
Author I Maja Valjavec In its judgment in Case C-291/24 (Steiermärkische Bank und Sparkassen), the Court of Justice of the European Union once again addressed a question that is becoming increasingly important within EU law: under what conditions can a legal entity be sanctioned …
How Far Does the Employee’s Non-Compete Obligation Extend?
Author: Nino Bostič Sluga One of the essential obligations of an employee towards his employer is that, in view of the nature of the work performed for the employer, the employee refrains from conduct which materially or morally harms or is likely to harm …
The General Court underlines the importance of standstill obligation before obtaining merger approval
Authors: Špela Remec, Nataša Pipan Nahtigal In its recent judgement the General Court confirmed the importance of observing the standstill obligation in mergers which are subject to approval by the competent competition authorities. The Court only slightly reduced the record breaking gun-jumping fine imposed by …
Mandatory main hearing in administrative dispute
Author: Žiga Novak On 26 September 2020, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Slovenia (“Supreme Court”) adopted its decision no. X Ips 22/2020, in which it took the viewpoint that a main hearing, on which points of law and facts of the case will …
