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Kateřina Musilová – new junior lawyer of PEYTON legal
Our office welcomed a new team member, Kateřinu Musilovou. Kateřina graduated from the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague. During her previous practice she worked in several law firms of various sizes, where she focused mainly on civil law, criminal law and pharmaceutical law. She is fluent in English, which enables her to …
Read moreRenting a residential housing from the landlord’s perspective: what to watch out for – Part 1
Do you have an apartment or house which you are planning to rent out? In recent years, investment properties have been the focal point of interest not only for small investors. However, the Czech legal system places considerable demands on landlords, and you will therefore face many important questions and issues that will need to …
Read moreEmployee work and its practical aspects
In the modern business world, information, innovation and creativity are the key assets of any successful entrepreneur. The competitive advantage of an entrepreneur often lies not in material assets, but in original ideas, know-how, software or design solutions, and it is therefore essential for entrepreneurs to be familiar with the mechanisms of intellectual property law …
Read moreAmendment to the regulation of other important obstacles to work
With effect from 1 June 2025, Government Regulation No. 590/2006 Coll., which defines the scope and extent of other important personal obstacles to work (hereinafter as the “Regulation”), will be amended. The aim of this amendment is to clarify the existing legal regulation defining situations in which an employee is entitled to time off work, …
Read moreFrom competition clause to legal uncertainty: the Supreme Court’s controversial interpretation in its decision 27 Cdo 1236/2024
The decision of the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic, Case No. 27 Cdo 1236/2024 of 27 January 2025, represents a significant, but at the same time controversial, intervention in the interpretation of competition clauses negotiated in contracts on the performance of the office between members of governing bodies and business corporations. The key issue …
Read moreFlexiamendment of the Labour Code: work of minors in summer
The long-discussed so-called flexiamendment, which amends the Labour Code and other legislation, brings a number of important changes in the field of labour relations. With effect from 1 June 2025, the changes and novelties will affect many areas and institutes of employment law, an overview of which you can also find basic information in our information …
Read moreKateřina Musilová – new junior lawyer of PEYTON legal
Our office welcomed a new team member, Kateřinu Musilovou. Kateřina graduated from the Faculty of Law at Charles University in Prague. During her previous practice she worked in several law firms of various sizes, where she focused mainly on civil law, criminal law and pharmaceutical law. She is fluent in English, which enables her to …
Read moreRenting a residential housing from the landlord’s perspective: what to watch out for – Part 1
Do you have an apartment or house which you are planning to rent out? In recent years, investment properties have been the focal point of interest not only for small investors. However, the Czech legal system places considerable demands on landlords, and you will therefore face many important questions and issues that will need to …
Read moreEmployee work and its practical aspects
In the modern business world, information, innovation and creativity are the key assets of any successful entrepreneur. The competitive advantage of an entrepreneur often lies not in material assets, but in original ideas, know-how, software or design solutions, and it is therefore essential for entrepreneurs to be familiar with the mechanisms of intellectual property law …
Read moreAmendment to the regulation of other important obstacles to work
With effect from 1 June 2025, Government Regulation No. 590/2006 Coll., which defines the scope and extent of other important personal obstacles to work (hereinafter as the “Regulation”), will be amended. The aim of this amendment is to clarify the existing legal regulation defining situations in which an employee is entitled to time off work, …
Read moreFrom competition clause to legal uncertainty: the Supreme Court’s controversial interpretation in its decision 27 Cdo 1236/2024
The decision of the Supreme Court of the Czech Republic, Case No. 27 Cdo 1236/2024 of 27 January 2025, represents a significant, but at the same time controversial, intervention in the interpretation of competition clauses negotiated in contracts on the performance of the office between members of governing bodies and business corporations. The key issue …
Read moreFlexiamendment of the Labour Code: work of minors in summer
The long-discussed so-called flexiamendment, which amends the Labour Code and other legislation, brings a number of important changes in the field of labour relations. With effect from 1 June 2025, the changes and novelties will affect many areas and institutes of employment law, an overview of which you can also find basic information in our information …
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