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Avoid Tender Exclusion
May 12, 2026
The most common reason companies get excluded from public tenders isn't price, it's errors in their ownership structure disclosures. Competitors actively hunt for such inconsisten…
Avoiding the Švarc System: Lawful Use of Self-Employed Contractors
May 12, 2026
If your self-employed fitters or designers actually work like staff, that's illegal disguised employment and your company risks a fine of up to 10 million crowns. Labour inspector…
Debt Collection for Unpaid Invoices in International Transport
May 12, 2026
An unpaid invoice from international transport can only be pursued for 3 years after it fell due, then the claim is gone. Cross-border disputes also hinge on which Incoterms you a…
Employee's Liability for Damage
May 11, 2026
An employee's liability for damage caused by negligence is capped by law at 4.5 times their average monthly wage – the employer covers the rest. If the damage was intentional or c…
How to Respond to a Damages Claim for Breach of Due Managerial Care
May 11, 2026
Received a demand letter claiming you breached your duty of care as a company director? It's not a lawsuit yet, but likely your last chance to settle before one is filed. You, not…
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Unitary European patent and UPC
May 11, 2026
A Unitary Patent protects your invention across up to 17 EU countries with a single filing, no need to secure protection country by country. Disputes over infringement or validity…
Czech Employment Law
May 11, 2026
If an employee can no longer do their job for health reasons, you must first offer them another suitable position, or the dismissal is invalid and you risk paying wage compensatio…
Employing Third-Country Nationals in Czechia for Up to 90 Days
May 11, 2026
To legally employ a third-country national short-term, for up to 90 days, a visa alone isn't enough — you also need a valid work permit, or it counts as illegal employment carryin…
Legal Risks of Paper-Based Commercial Offers Under Czech Consumer Law
May 11, 2026
A printed sales offer with a price and product description becomes legally binding the moment a customer accepts it, and missing mandatory details can bring a fine of up to 5 mill…