The  Digital Markets Act (DMA), which came into force on 1 November 2022, has been joined by the Digital Services Act (DSA).

On 24 November 2022, SELA is organising a free webinar on the topic of Challenges in developing renewable energy sources projects in Southeastern Europe.

On 9 November 2022, our of counsel, Sara Vrhunc, attorney-at-law was a guest lecturer for the students of the Faculty of Law, University of Ljubljana, in the course “Commercial Law and Procedure” at Master’s study programme in Law. Sara gave lecture on the topic “Representation of a client in (commercial litigation) – selected issues of procedural law”.

The latest Grimaldi Alliance Newsletter covers, amongst others, (i) Competition law and State Aid matters, (ii) Trade and Russia restrictions, (iii) Energy and Green Deal, (iv) Banking & Finance, (v) EU funds and RFF, (vi) Life Sciences, and (vii) Data, IP, and Privacy. In addition, read the latest Grimaldi Alliance client alert report on EU Funds.

There has been a long-standing debate in academic circles about the real purpose of companies. The classical approach, which has also been adopted by Slovenian legislator, emphasises that the purpose of companies is to carry out exclusively profit-making activities in order to realize a profit (Article 4(1) and (2) of the Slovenian Companies Act; ZGD-1). Hence, in Slovenia we have enacted a theoretical approach that emphasises the benefits of shareholders (shareholder theory). A new theory, however, emphasises that companies shall not solely pursue benefits of their shareholders but must also consider benefits of all stakeholders, including employees, suppliers, NGOs and the wider community (stakeholder theory).