Chambers and Partners Global Practice Guide
Intellectual Property Law in Serbia: Our Contribution to the International Legal Community strong>Chambers and Partners is one of the world’s most prestigious international legal directories and publishers of legal practice guides. Since its establishment in 1990, Chambers and Partners has provided comprehensive insights into legal markets worldwide through thorough, independent, and objective research, helping businesses, […]
Chambers Global Practice Guide 2026 – Intellectual Property: Electronic Edition Now Available
We are pleased to share that the electronic edition of the Chambers Global Practice Guide 2026 – Intellectual Property is now available. T-S Legal in association with GRATA International is the author of the Serbia chapter, dedicated to the legal framework for the protection of intellectual property in Serbia. The chapter was prepared by Stevan […]
T-S Legal Recognised in the IP STARS 2026 Rankings for Serbia
We are pleased to announce that T-S Legal in association with GRATA International has been recognised in the IP STARS 2026 rankings for Serbia. IP STARS is one of the world’s leading international rankings dedicated to intellectual property law, recognising leading law firms and practitioners based on extensive market research, client feedback, and peer recommendations. […]
T-S Legal Contributes to the Chambers Global Practice Guides 2026 – Intellectual Property
We are pleased to announce that T-S Legal in association with GRATA International has contributed to the Chambers Global Practice Guides 2026 – Intellectual Property. Our team provides an overview of the legal framework and the key issues shaping intellectual property law in Serbia, with a particular focus on the current regulatory landscape and legal […]
Current Case Law in Disputes Against Banks
Introduction Disputes between financial service consumers and banks constitute one of the most significant areas of civil and consumer case law in the Republic of Serbia. Over the past decade, numerous legal positions have been developed that have shaped the resolution of issues concerning loan processing fees, changes in interest rates, loan insurance costs, and […]
The Historic Ruling of the Regional Court in Munich in the GEMA vs. OpenAI Case on Copyright and Training Artificial Intelligence
The Historic Ruling of the Regional Court in Munich in the GEMA vs. OpenAI Case on Copyright and Training Artificial Intelligence The German collective management organization for music authors’ copyright (GEMA) filed a lawsuit with the Regional Court in Munich against OpenAI, accusing the company of using protected lyrics from nine popular German songs without […]
Digital assets in the light of the global crisis: Between investment opportunity and tax treatment
Current global conflicts have caused significant changes in financial markets – from inflationary pressures to increased volatility on stock exchanges. In such conditions, Bitcoin initially experienced a sharp decline, followed by a period of stabilization, though with continued pronounced fluctuations in value. Experienced investors see such cycles as an opportunity for “entry”, as these kinds […]
Enforcement Against Real Property Under the Law on Enforcement and Security
In the previous article, we discussed the principle of proportionality and enforcement against real property, with particular emphasis on the application of the proportionality principle. In this article, we focus on the conditions under which real property may, or may not, be subject to enforcement in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Enforcement […]
Enforcement Against Real Property in Enforcement Proceedings and the Principle of Proportionality
The sale of immovable property in enforcement proceedings constitutes one of the most severe means of compulsory enforcement of a monetary claim and is applied only when the debt cannot be recovered through other, less intrusive means of enforcement. Immovable property, including apartments, houses, commercial premises, and land, may be subject to enforcement for the […]
How to Prove an Occupational Disease
An occupational disease represents a specific type of damage within an employment relationship that arises as a result of long-term exposure of an employee to harmful influences in the work environment. Unlike a workplace injury, an occupational disease often develops gradually, which makes proving the causal connection particularly complex. Expert Examination and Causal Connection In […]