Buying a property is one of the highest-value decisions in the life of a private individual or family. The buyer typically views the property several times and trusts that the purchased flat or house corresponds to the condition presented by the seller. It does happen, however, that after the handover of possession defects come to...Read More

For employers, one of the most important labour law changes in 2026 may be the appearance of the pay transparency rules. Under Directive (EU) 2023/970, Member States must transpose into national law by 7 June 2026 the rules intended to strengthen the practical application of the principle of equal pay for equal work or work...Read More

Before starting a construction project or a larger renovation it is worth paying attention not only to the legal questions of building, but also to the technical plans, the budget, the choice of contractor and the deadlines. These are of course fundamental questions, but the appropriate legal background is at least as important.Read More

The purchase of newly built condominium flats often takes place at an early stage of the construction. In such cases the buyer frequently pays a significant amount while the flat has not yet been physically completed, is not yet recorded in the land registry as a separate unit, and the ownership can also be registered...Read More

From 1 January 2026 the duty rules relating to replacement purchases have become more favourable. The amendment may be particularly important for those who buy a home and have already sold their previous home, or plan to sell it after the purchase.Read More