Public Procurement procedures: important legal changes
by Loredana Van de Waart The legislative package governing public procurement has recently undergone new changes, following the publication of Government Emergency Ordinance (OUG) no.
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Public-Private Partnership: New Changes
By Loredana Van de WAART, Partner, GRUIA DUFAUT LAW OFFICE The legislation governing Public-Private Partnerships (PPP) has just undergone further changes, aimed at creating the
Microenterprises: Possibility to opt for the Corporate Tax
By Gabriela POPESCU, Senior Associate, GRUIA DUFAUT Law Office Long-expected and heavily debated by the business environment, the Government Ordinance allowing microenterprises to opt again
Serving a subpoena through Faceboook app – from innovation to widespread practice
By Razvan Ionescu and Loredana Cristea At a time when public attention is caught by the scandal about possible data leaks that Facebook Inc.,
European Funds: Dos and Don’ts in Procurement Procedures
by Roxana NEACȘU, Senior Associate Gruia Dufaut Law Office Funding projects from European funds is a great opportunity, but also a challenge for Romanian companies
Personal Data: Uniform and Compulsory Rules for the EU Member States from May 25th
by Mihaela NITU Senior Associate, Gruia Dufaut Law Office www.gruiadufaut.com As a member State of the European Union, Romania will have to implement, from
Company recovery under court supervision
By Laura MARINESCU IONIȚA, Senior Associate Gruia Dufaut Law Office In a company’s life, market changes or bad management may lead to a situation
The obligation of multinational companies to report in their State of tax residence
By Cristina Bojica, Partner GRUIA DUFAUT LAW OFFICE Multinational groups are required by European law to report in their State of tax residence. This obligation,
Option Agreement or Promise to Sell?
By Roxana NEACŞU, Senior Associate, GRUIA DUFAUT LAW OFFICE Are you planning to conclude a sale and make sure that your partner does not
Real-estate Acquisitions: the Promise to Sell Concluded as a Private Deed is Sufficient for Obtaining a Ruling Having the Force of an Authentic Deed
By Teodora KOLETSIS, Senior Associate, GRUIA DUFAUT Law Office The High Court of Cassation and Justice (ICCJ) has recently rendered a ruling that clarifies