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Publication / Paul Künnap / Eesti Päevaleht
Tallinn should take after Helsinki and build a metro in Tallinn, our partner Paul Künnap has suggested in the Estonian daily Eesti Päevaleht. Building a metro in Tallinn is not something that is currently discussed in Estonia, but Paul says it would give Tallinn a huge boost. Paul debunks three myths that naysayers have used […]
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The threat of cybercrime in the European Union (EU) has increased. Cybercrime has become big business and a whole illicit economy of service providers and recruiters has been created to support it. This makes it increasingly difficult for law enforcement authorities to investigate cyberattacks, as many specialised criminals from all corners of the globe operate […]
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Publication / Sofia Kurochka
Assistant lawyer Sofia Kurochka compiled the material. Competition Communication from the Commission – Guidelines on the applicability of Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union to horizontal co-operation agreements Published: 21 July 2023 These Guidelines replace the 2011 Guidelines and are intended to provide legal certainty by assisting undertakings in assessing the […]
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We advised the world’s leading provider of digital printing solutions Japan-based Roland DG, in signing an agreement to establish a new joint venture company with a Lithuanian company Veika. Veika is a manufacturer and vendor of wallpaper and digital printing-related products. This collaboration is unique because it marks a rare investment from Japan in Lithuania, […]
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We advised the Estonian green technology company Cuploop on raising EUR 2 million from SmartCap Green Fund and the Danish Impact Investment Fund Footprint Firm. Solving the global debris problem Cuploop develops the technology needed to circulate reusable packaging. With the capital raised, Cuploop plans to improve the reliability of its technology and develop final […]
