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How Swedish Companies Can Avoid Contract Mistakes in the Czech Republic
Nov 10, 2025
Of all the legal traps awaiting foreign companies, the most financially dangerous is the misunderstanding of the Czech contractual penalty, known as the smluvní pokuta. This is th…

Norwegian Companies and Debt Collection in the Czech Republic
Nov 10, 2025
The central challenge for foreign employers entering the Czech market concerns the principle of prevailing local law. Although Norway is a critical partner within the European Eco…

How to Correctly Structure Employee Bonuses and KPIs Under Czech Law
Nov 10, 2025
Many managers believe that a "bonus" is inherently a voluntary payment. However, this is a dangerous legal myth that can cost a company millions. Czech labor law divides variable…

How Danish Firms Should Approach Business Deals in the Czech Republic
Nov 9, 2025
As two EU member states, the Danish and Czech legal systems share a common foundation. This familiarity, however, often creates a false sense of security. The greatest risks lie i…

Italian Companies and Debt Collection in the Czech Republic
Nov 8, 2025
When a Czech partner fails to pay, your first instinct as an Italian business owner is likely to send a strongly worded demand letter, perhaps a translation of a standard Italian…
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Latvian Company in Czech Liquidation
Nov 8, 2025
As a foreign creditor, perhaps from Latvia, discovering your Czech business partner is in "liquidation" is alarming. Your immediate priority is to recover your funds. This article…

How Maltese Firms Can Collect Outstanding Debts in the Czech Republic
Nov 8, 2025
Is your Maltese or EU-based company struggling with an unpaid invoice from a Czech debtor? Navigating a foreign legal system to recover your funds can be complex and filled with f…

How Danish Companies Can Do Business in the Czech Republic
Nov 7, 2025
Your first decision is whether to establish a branch office or a new subsidiary company. This is a critical risk management choice, not just an administrative one.

State Labor Inspectorate
Nov 7, 2025
SÚIP inspections are rarely random; they are focused and data-driven. While Occupational Safety and Health (OSH) is a frequent check, the data on sanctions reveals a clear hierarc…