13. 4. 2026 | Pavel Čech
Not sure which risk category your AI system falls into? A legal analysis under
the AI Act will tell you – and will show you what specifically you need to
do. By August 2026, the regulation will affect most companies that develop or
operate AI.
9. 4. 2026 | Pavel Čech
You are choosing a new CRM system, switching to cloud infrastructure, or
bringing in an external development team. The vendor looks professional, the
references are in order, and the price fits. So you sign the contract. And this
is exactly where the problems begin, even when the legal department reviewed it
before signing.
18. 3. 2026 | Radka Andrlová
The European Commission on Wednesday, 18 March 2026, unveiled its proposal for
the EU Inc. Regulation, a new optional corporate framework designed to let
entrepreneurs establish and operate a company uniformly across the entire EU. It
is the cornerstone of the so-called 28th regime, aimed at breaking down single
market barriers and attracting innovative companies back to Europe.
9. 3. 2026 | Jiří Hradský
As of February 8, 2026, 4,825 organizations had registered on the NÚKIB
Portal. That sounds like a lot – but NÚKIB also openly states that some
obligated entities have still not submitted their notification, and that with
every additional week of delay, the risk of administrative proceedings grows.
9. 3. 2026 | Roman Tomek
You could almost say that property defects are shaking up the real estate world.
This is an area we have always dealt with in our office, but only in a handful
of cases a year. Over the last two years, however, we have had a new case
roughly every month, sometimes even more.
There are several reasons for this, but the main one is the rising price of
property. When you pay tens of millions for a house or a flat, you expect
everything to be in order. The tolerance for defects is then logically much
lower and the willingness to address them much higher.
Because dealing with defects is highly specific, and the wrong approach can even
mean losing the ability to pursue your claims, we have prepared this article. It
summarises the basics of the whole topic without unnecessary frills.
12. 2. 2026
The Czech Republic is finally getting a legal framework for startups. The
Startup Act, which is gradually coming into force, is changing the rules of the
game for founders, investors, and employees. It brings changes to ESOPs, a new
definition of a startup, and tools for easier access to capital.