Restrictive Agreements – When and how can they be exempted from prohibition?

What is a restrictive agreement?  Our Law on Protection of Competition defines restrictive agreements as agreements between market participants that have as their object or effect a significant restriction, distortion, or prevention of competition in the territory of the Republic of Serbia. Furthermore, it states that restrictive agreements may be

What is a copyright contract? 

According to the Law on Copyright and Related Rights, a copyright contract is defined as a contractual relationship by which copyright is assigned or fully transferred. The subsidiary application of the Law on Obligations is determined. The Law on Copyright and Related Rights prescribes the mandatory elements that this contract

A two-minute call, a problem for the next 20 years: why quick advice isn’t the solution?

Author: Attorney-at-law Aleksandar Popović There isn’t a lawyer who hasn’t encountered a client calling to ask for “just a two-minute consultation.” Most people making such calls don’t see a problem with it. However, for us lawyers, the biggest issue isn’t the inability to charge for that “two-minute work”—the real problem

The Triangular Alliance: NVIDIA, OpenAI & Oracle

What’s going on?  On 22 September 2025, NVIDIA and OpenAI announced a letter of intent for a strategic partnership to deploy at least 10 gigawatts of NVIDIA systems to support OpenAI’s next-generation AI infrastructure. NVIDIA pledged to invest up to $100 billion progressively, as each gigawatt of infrastructure is deployed. The

Sports Law- Questions & Answers 

Do national sports federations for sports branches and areas in Serbia have an obligation to appoint a personal data protection officer?  They do have an obligation, as established by the Opinion of the Commissioner for Information of Public Importance and Personal Data Protection No. 074-01-20/2023-10. Article 4, paragraph 1, item

Bvlgari vs. APM Monaco: What is parasitism? 

In January 2025, the Paris Court of Appeal rendered a decision in the dispute between Bulgari and APM Monaco regarding alleged copyright infringement. Bulgari claimed that the defendant’s new jewelry collection resembled its well-known Serpenti collection. Although the court rejected the claim for copyright infringement, it established the existence of the concept of “parasitism” within the sphere of

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