Publication / Alexey Anischenko, Maria Rodich
The package adopted by the Belarusian Government on 31 March 2020 in connection with the consequences of COVID-19 included measures aimed at regulating legal aspects in the field of public procurement. Under the general rule,[1] the parties to a public procurement contract cannot change the following terms of the contract: the subject of public procurement […]
In the coming months, many companies will face indebtedness and liquidity problems that can be alleviated by acting prudently. It is important to address indebtedness and the resulting liquidity problems at the earliest possible stage. Otherwise, they may deepen and become insurmountable, when it may no longer be possible to return from bankruptcy, writes our […]
Difficult times do not justify careless decisions in public procurement, warns our public procurement law expert and senior associate Kadri Härginen. Read more in Estonian.
The more time passes, the more the issue of debt collection becomes relevant. In general, even force majeure does not release the debtor from his financial obligation. What to do in case the debtor fails to pay explain our senior associate Mari Karja and legal assistant Polina Tšernjak. Read more in Estonian.
The outbreak of COVID-19 not only requires a public health response, but also has ramifications in the public procurement sphere. Although the crisis creates a multitude of risks and hurdles to procurement as we have been used to, public procurement legislation also offers several remedies which allow public purchases to be tailored for more turbulent […]