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A new deal for consumers in the EU   On 7th of January 2020, Directive 2019/2161 of the European Parliament and the Council as regards the better enforcement and modernisation of...

Finance and Employment Minister Clyde Caruana presented the new national budget for 2022 in Parliament earlier this month. The new budget looks into a multitude of topics, including property and...

By virtue of Article 66A of the Civil Code, the concept of divorce was introduced within Maltese legislation. By means of Act XXV of 2021, amendments to divorce proceedings within Malta...

In our previous instalment we looked at how the European Commission’s proposal for a Digital Services Act (‘DSA’) is set to transform online platforms and how they interact with businesses and...

On 1st of October, the Chamber of Advocates declared that lawyers should be given directions when dealing with the threat to professional legal secrecy posed by public authorities in the...

  On the 15th of December 2020, the European Commission published its Digital Services Package. The package proposed two landmark legislative acts; namely, the Digital Services Act and the Digital...

The new National Employment Policy, which was unveiled in a press conference on 6th October by the Finance Minister Clyde Caruana, included 352 pages aimed at resolving the current issues...

Earlier this week Minister Owen Bonnici presented a bill in parliament that cannabis users will be allowed to grow plants at home and buy up to 7 grams per day of...

What is the EU Platform-to-Business Regulation? The EU’s Platform-to-Business Regulation 2019/1150 (P2B Regulation) is the first regulation aimed at creating a fair and transparent business environment for smaller businesses and...

Our lawyers are actively following all the measures which are being put in place from time to time by the Maltese authorities in light of the COVID-19 outbreak in Malta....