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Successful transaction – Sale of Nobilis Tilia
DEAL DONE – NOBILIS TILIA PEYTON legal represented the sellers in the sale of a 100% shares in Nobilis Tilia to Kofola ČeskoSlovensko. Nobilis Tilia is a leading Czech brand of natural aromatherapy cosmetics. Established in the 1990s, it combines world-class quality with a strong focus on health, sustainability and ecology—offering products designed to care …
Read moreMandatory Registration on E-Commerce Websites in Light of EDPB Recommendations 2/2025
Shopping over the internet has become one of the main means of concluding consumer contracts over the past two decades. This development has brought undeniable benefits in terms of speed, accessibility, and convenience, but it has also fundamentally changed the conditions under which customers’ personal data are processed. One of the most prominent manifestations of …
Read moreDigital Omnibus on AI: Proposal for a Regulation Simplifying the Rules on Artificial Intelligence
On 19 November 2025, the European Commission (the Commission) presented the first official draft of the legislative package Digital Omnibus[1], the main objective of which is to modernise and streamline the field of European digital law. Together with the core Digital Omnibus package, a separate proposal entitled Digital Omnibus on AI[2] was also published. If …
Read moreUniform monthly employer report: What obligations await employers?
On 1 January 2026, a significant part of the act on uniform monthly employer report will come into effect, fundamentally changing the current system of reporting obligations for employers. Although the aim of the new legislation is to unify and simplify reporting to the state, the uniform monthly report will contain a large amount of …
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