With 2026 just around the corner, there are a number of bills currently before the Chamber of Deputies that are worth keeping an eye on. Between strengthening the competitiveness of the financial centre and transposing European texts, what trends are emerging and how should economic players prepare for them?
Business transfers, particularly of family businesses, are becoming increasingly common in Luxembourg. While the principle is well known, the mechanisms behind it are often less so and require anticipation work that is often underestimated.
Ten years after the law of 24 July 2014, the obligation to inform patients remains an essential principle of Luxembourg medical law. But between legal requirements, adaptation to the patient and the risk of litigation, does it really guarantee informed consent?
In an economic environment where cash is king, every day counts. In Luxembourg, debt collection strategy is a combination of legal rigour, anticipation and agility. How do you transform an unpaid debt into a sustainable performance lever?
With 2,526 search and seizure orders issued in 2023, seizure remains the most frequently ordered measure by investigating judges. While effective, this measure must respect fundamental rights, and the assistance of a lawyer specialized in the matter is essential.
With 2,526 search and seizure orders issued in 2023, seizure remains the most frequently ordered measure by investigating judges. While effective, this measure must respect fundamental rights, and the assistance of a lawyer specialized in the matter is essential.
The mobility of companies within the EU is one of the key elements of the European single market and, in this context, the adoption and transposition of the Mobility Directive (the (EU) 2019/2121 Directive of 27 November 2019) in the various Member States contribute significantly to the goals set out to this single market.
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In particular, it covers the Directive on the publication of sustainability information by companies (Directive (EU) 2022/2464 CSRD of 14 December 2022), the Green Taxonomy Regulation (which came into force on 12 July 2020), the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (adopted by the European Parliament on 24 April 2024 and by the Council of Europe on 24 May 2024) and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).
