D’ORNANO PARTNERS is pleased to announce the expansion of its legal services to now include Competition & Regulatory with the expertise of dr. Bálint Bassola bringing to the firm decades of legal experience. Bálint has been active in the field of competition law for more than 20 years. At the beginning of his career, Bálint […]

We are providing our clients with a quarterly Newsletter on the most recent legal changes in Central & Eastern Europe: in Hungary, in Romania, in Croatia, in Serbia and in Montenegro. Read our latest CEE Newsletter (Q1 2024) here: CEE Newsletter Q1_2024_ENG

We are providing our clients with a quarterly Newsletter on the most recent legal changes in Central & Eastern Europe: in Hungary, in Bulgaria, in Romania, in Croatia, in Serbia and in Ukraine. Read our latest CEE Newsletter (Q4 2023) here: CEE Newsletter Q4_2023_ENG

We are providing our clients with a quarterly Newsletter on the most recent legal changes in Central & Eastern Europe: in Hungary, in Bulgaria, in Romania, in Croatia, in Serbia and in Ukraine. Read our latest CEE Newsletter (Q3 2023) here: CEE Newsletter Q3_2023_ENG

On May 3, 2023, the Hungarian Parliament passed Act X of 2023 (the “Reform”), a significant step toward amending various laws tied to justice in connection with the Hungarian Recovery and Resilience Plan. This action aimed to fulfill the European Union’s conditions for unlocking frozen EU funds, a vital part of Hungary’s Recovery and Resilience

We are providing our clients with a quarterly Newsletter on the most recent legal changes in Central & Eastern Europe: in Hungary, in Bulgaria, in Romania, in Croatia, in Serbia and in Ukraine. Read our latest CEE Newsletter (Q2 2023) here: CEE Newsletter Q2_2023_ENG

For the fifth consecutive year François d’Ornano is recognised by “The Best Lawyers in France 2024” in the Real Estate law category. Thank you to our peers for their evaluations and to our clients for their trust.

The Hungarian government decided last week to modify the windfall taxes imposed on some key sectors in 2022 and 2023. The decree includes new extra profit tax rules for 2024 (the extra burden was introduced originally for two years), increasing the burden further on large retailers while cutting the extraordinary tax payable by drug producers.

Starting from May 18, 2023, the establishment of companies, including limited liability companies and joint-stock companies, must be done exclusively in electronic form. This procedure shall be carried out through an application provided by the Serbian Business Registers Agency (SBRA). All documents accompanying the application must be submitted in electronic form and signed with an electronic seal.

We are providing our clients with a quarterly Newsletter on the most recent legal changes in Central & Eastern Europe: in Hungary, in Bulgaria, in Romania, in Croatia, in Serbia and in Ukraine. Read our latest CEE Newsletter (Q1 2023) here: CEE_Newsletter_Q1_2023_ENG