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We are delighted to announce that our practice areas have once again been recognised by the Legal 500 guide!

Chambers and Partners Europe just released its new rankings and the work of our firm has once again been recognized.

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).

Following last year’s appointment of Anne-Marie Ka, Philippe Sylvestre has been promoted to Partner of Brucher Thieltgen & Partners. He represents the latest addition to the long-term partnership between Nicolas Thieltgen, Marie Bena and Nicolas Bernardy. Brucher Thieltgen & Partner is delighted to promote its in-house talent and welcomes this appointment as a sign of the firm's continuing growth and quality of its practices.

After the appointment of four Counsels last year, the firm continues its development in a constant logic of collaborators' internal development. Nicolas Thieltgen, Marie Bena and Nicolas Bernardy have co-opted their long-time collaborator Anne-Marie Ka as Partner.

Discover some insights on why Luxembourg still not have a professional football league.

The European Union has adopted a series of financial restrictive measures against the persons and entities involved in actions threatening the integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine. Before providing you with the possible sanctions for non-compliance with these new measures, please find a summary of the financial restrictive measures in question.

Brucher Thieltgen & Partners is now the Luxembourg exclusive contributor for Lexology's Complex Commercial Litigation. Read our report below.

On 15th November, The Lawyer revealed the candidates for the European litigation team of the year award. The firm stood out and is shortlisted in this category. Brucher Thieltgen & Partners is competing alongside Irish, Italian and Portuguese law firms to obtain this recognition.

The thunder has been rumbling for some time, but now the administrative lightning has finally struck. The CNPD imposed a penalty of no less than 746 millions euros for Amazon. This is the first administrative sanction of such intensity in Luxembourg for a violation of the European General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"). The first one of a long series?