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Mar 13, 2026

Burning plastics, tyres or chemically treated wood is banned in the Czech Republic without exception, whether in a home boiler or an open fire. Under the Waste Act, a company can…

Mar 13, 2026

Montenegro isn't an EU member, so tools like the European Payment Order don't apply to debt collection there, and a Czech court judgment isn't automatically enforceable. Before in…

Mar 13, 2026

When a Turkish business faces a dispute with a Czech partner, knowing how to navigate the Czech legal system becomes critical. Turkish companies can bring litigation in Czech cour…

Mar 13, 2026

Montenegrin employment law differs from the Czech Labour Code on several points, including probationary periods, grounds for dismissal, and the minimum content a contract must hav…

Mar 13, 2026

If your project faces public opposition, petitions, or repeated objections from the start, you can't reasonably expect the municipality to ignore that will as an investor — that's…

Mar 13, 2026

The Prague-based law firm ARROWS was officially established on 1 January 2018. However, it was not a firm built from scratch. Its creation was the result of a merger of three prev…

Mar 13, 2026

For manufacturing roles, the standard interval for repeating occupational safety training is once a year or once every two years, but training on hiring or a job change must happe…

Mar 13, 2026

Iceland is part of the European Economic Area, so Czech entrepreneurs have the right to set up there on the same terms as locals, but outside the eurozone the Icelandic króna stil…

Mar 13, 2026

Montenegro isn't an EU member, but it unilaterally uses the euro as its currency, which simplifies payments and price calculations for Czech companies. The market is small, around…