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Our litigation team contributed to the Hungarian section in which the publication offers a comprehensive overview of the litigation landscape.
Effective as of January 1, 2025, the business activities of companies will need to be classified based on the NACE Rev. 2.1 (in Hungarian: TEÁOR’25) nomenclature. Helga Lieszkovszky, Oppenheim Law Firm’s expert, summarizes the key corporate law aspects of the new regulation.
As of 1 January 2025, the Act LXXXVI of 2007 on electricity (“Electricity Act”) has been amended in a number of aspects. The overarching aim of the amendment is to make the operation of the electricity system more transparent and efficient by making the DSO’s certain mandatory tasks easier and the capacities connecting to the medium and high voltage grids more predictable. The amendments will also ensure the transparency of procedures for the investors as well as the compliance with EU law, in addition to the policy objectives. In addition, the Mandatory Feed-in Tariff (KÁT
The fashion industry in 2024 continued to be full of exciting legal cases that raised a number of important questions about intellectual property protection. Below are five cases that have received a lot of attention and could set a precedent for the future. Written by Bernadett Dóra Kiss, attorney at law at Oppenheim Law Firm.
Since 2012 Oppenheim has an Austrian branch office in Vienna to offer clients major business benefits in this vital commercial interchange between Eastern and Western Europe.
In 1989, Hungary became the first country in Central and Eastern Europe to establish diplomatic relations with South Korea. Since then, over 300 Korean companies have entered the Hungarian market, fostering numerous business relationships. In response to the growing legal demand arising from these connections, Oppenheim established the Korea Desk in strategic partnership with the Korean law firm, Jipyong.