How to register a claim for restructuring in Slovakia?
Submitting a Claim for Restructuring – How to proceed with registering a claim, the actions taken by the restructuring administrator, and more.
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The registration of data in the commercial register has undergone recent updates
Registration of data in the Commercial Register – a decree on the registration of data in the Commercial Register by the registrar has been issued.
How to file for claim registration in liquidation in Slovakia.
Filing a claim in liquidation – how to submit a claim, where to send it, what requirements it must meet, and other relevant information.
How to file a claim for bankruptcy in Slovakia?
How to register a claim in bankruptcy - forms, requirements of the application, procedure, deadlines, and important information.
Liquidation – how to proceed with the liquidation of a company in Slovakia?
Liquidation of a company is a relatively complicated process, therefore we provide our clients with a clear summary of individual steps.
Cash Law – Changes in Legal Regulations
As of 1st of July, 2023, an amendment to the Constitution of the Slovak Republic entered into force, incorporating Article 39a into the Constitution of the Slovak Republic, which regulates the right to cash.
The law on class action lawsuits for the protection of collective consumer interests has been adopted in Slovakia
A law on collective consumer interest protection lawsuits has been adopted. It came into effect on 25th of July 2023.
[2025] Čo je to KYC?
KYC represents the acronym for the English phrase "know your customer," which translates to "poznaj svojho klienta" in Slovak.
Notary as a registrar in the Commercial Register, an attorney can be an authorized representative
Due to the change in legislation, registrations into the Commercial Register will also be possible to be conducted by notaries. Attorneys will be allowed to be authorized in the registration proceedings.
[2025] Čo je to GDPR?
GDPR is an EU regulation governing data protection. GDPR stands for General Data Protection Regulation. The Slovak equivalent is Všeobecné nariadenie na ochranu osobných údajov.