Protecting Trade Secrets and Confidential Data in Unfair Trading Practice Proceedings Before the Commission for Protection of Competition

The Serbian Commission for Protection of Competition (KZK) has published an Instruction on the protection of data in proceedings for establishing unfair trading practices, together with a form that allows parties to precisely identify which information in their submissions should be excluded from the publicly available version of the case

Serbia’s Draft Personal Data Protection Law: What Controllers and Processors Need to Know Before 10 September – and How It Fits Alongside the EU AI Act 

On 30 July 2026, Serbia’s Ministry of Justice published a Draft Law on Personal Data Protection, which substantially expands and redesigns the framework established in 2018 – growing from 102 to 175 articles. The public consultation runs until 10 September 2026. For controllers and processors operating in or into the

Journal Article “Moral Clauses in Sports Sponsorship Agreements” published in the journal Branič

We are pleased to announce that an article authored by attorney Lucija Vranešević Grbić, founder of the law firm, titled “Moral Clauses in Sports Sponsorship Agreements,” has been published in the second issue of the journal Branič for 2026. Branič is a peer-reviewed legal journal published by the Serbian Bar

Article ‘The Impact of the EU AI Act on the Use of AI‑Powered Chatbots’ published in NYSBA Weekly

We are pleased to share that attorney at law Lucija Vranešević Grbić has authored an article for NYSBA Weekly (New York State Bar Association) titled ‘The Impact of the EU AI Act on the Use of AI-Powered Chatbots’. The article examines how the EU AI Act shapes the regulatory landscape

Convertible Loan Agreement in Serbia – Legal Framework and Practical Application

A convertible loan agreement represents one of the most commonly used instruments for financing startup companies in Serbia, particularly in the early stages of development when the company’s market value has not yet been clearly established. This type of agreement enables investors to initially provide financing in the form of

Silent Partnership as an institute of comparative law and its functional alternatives in the law of the Republic of Serbia – Brief commentary

In the legislation of certain European countries, a specific form of contractual relationship is recognized, known as a silent partnership. This institute is based on an obligation law relationship between two parties, whereby one party invests capital in the business of the other, without that relationship being manifested toward third

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