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Critical infrastructure, or NIS2?
Oct 9, 2026
A company hears about critical infrastructure and about NIS2 and is unsure which regime applies. In fact these are two separate laws, and both can apply to the same company at onc…
Uneven distribution of working hours
Oct 9, 2026
Manufacturing with fluctuating demand needs more hours at peak times and fewer during lulls. Uneven distribution of working time is the legal tool built for exactly that. Companie…
How to register a trademark
Oct 8, 2026
You register a trademark by filing an application with the Industrial Property Office (IPO) under Czech legislation for a fee of CZK 5,000 for up to three classes; protection is v…
How to Comply with the 24-Hour Reporting Obligation for Exploited Vulnerabilities (Cyber Resilience Act)
Oct 8, 2026
From 11 September 2026 a manufacturer of a product with digital elements must report, within 24 hours, that someone is actively exploiting a flaw in its product, and the clock run…
Subcontractor without the client's consent
Oct 7, 2026
A general contractor brings in a subcontractor without clearing it with the client first, only to find the contract prohibited exactly that. Whether the client's consent was actua…
The state prohibits you from performing a contract.
Oct 7, 2026
A supplier has a long-term supply contract signed, and then a state authority bans the export, import, or trade with a specific partner. Although the contract contains a general f…
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You have received an email expressing interest in acquiring a company.
Oct 6, 2026
A short e-mail expressing interest in buying your company often arrives before the owner has even considered selling, and the first reply decides whether the contact becomes a ser…
Battle of the Forms: Which Terms Apply When Both Parties Have Their Own?
Oct 6, 2026
A buyer sends a purchase order referencing its own terms; the supplier confirms it referencing different terms of its own – and each side assumes its own version applies. The law…
The offer is 120 million. What is the actual net amount you will receive in your account?
Oct 5, 2026
Of the 120 million crowns quoted in an offer, the seller rarely receives the full amount at closing. Net debt, a working-capital adjustment, a holdback or escrow and sometimes an…