The International Procurement Act On 29 August 2022, Regulation (EU) 2022/1031 of the European Parliament and of the Council, or the International Procurement Act (IPI)[1], entered into force. Its purpose is to promote access and equal conditions for European Union companies outside the EU. This is supposed to be done with response measures: if the […]
Yesterday, the Supreme Administrative Court of Lithuania ruled in favour of our client UAB Mezon in a dispute over the transfer of frequencies together with the acquired Mezon business. In 2020, after Bitė Grup company UAB Mezon acquired the business operating under Mezon brand from LRTC (deal value – EUR 30 million), Telia appealed against […]
We successfully represented a client in the enforcement of two foreign arbitral awards rendered under the rules of the Federation of Oils, Seeds, and Fats Associations (“FOSFA”) in London. Challenged due to the absence of a signature FOSFA is an international trade federation providing network, contracts, and supporting services for its members active in trading […]
We are advising Riigi Kinnisvara AS (RKAS), a real estate development and management company established for the efficient management of the real estate belonging to the Estonian state, on the purchase (public procurement) of electricity produced from renewable sources. Commitment to renewable energy As one of the largest electricity consumers in Estonia, RKAS is starting […]
We were invited to be the exclusive country contributor to the CEE Legal Matters Comparative Legal Guide: Restructuring 2022 for Estonia. The CEE Legal Matters Comparative Legal Guide: Restructuring 2022 provides critical information on the legal framework regarding insolvency and restructuring across the CEE region. It looks at legislation and international instruments, any special regimes […]