The law firm TRINITI JUREX finalized the merger and has become one of the largest law firms in Lithuania and the Baltic States in terms of the number of practising lawyers, uniting more than 70 professional lawyers. TRINITI JUREX is growing into the largest dispute law firm in Lithuania, with 23 lawyers and assistant lawyers Read more
COVID-19: TRINITI attorneys’ recommendations
Due to the quarantine restrictions of COVID-19, many sports, cultural, entertainment, and other events did not take place. So both – ticket buyers and event organizers, faced considerable challenges in how to deal with such a situation? The Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania, trying to ensure the interests of consumers, as well as to Read more
What has changed in the labour law during quarantine? We have learned to work remotely, declare idle time, use temporary work, work safely. Have we adapted or changed? Speaker – Giedrė Čiuladienė, TRINITI Associate Partner. With more than fifteen years of experience, G. Čiuladienė has built strong expertise across civil and labour law. Her legal Read more
On 4 May 2020, EU with global partners started a pledging project called the Coronavirus Global Response. The aim of the project is to raise at least 7,5 billion EUR for fighting the coronavirus. The raised money is channelled into three branches: the diganostics, treatment and vaccines for the coronavirus. Read more (in Estonian) Read more
A child whose parents live apart has the right to communicate continuously and directly with both parents, no matter where the parents live. Accordingly, parents have not only the right but also the duty to communicate with the child, this duty being exercised in the best interests of the child. If the parents do not Read more
The COVID – 19 has affected all walks of life and there is no doubt that this effect will continue long after the end of the pandemic. Unfortunately, the restrictions imposed by the countries as a result of the virus and the resulting slowdown in the economy will make it impossible to avoid negative consequences Read more
During the COVID-19 emergency or quarantine period, employers whose economic activities were suspended or reduced were given the opportunity to hire their employees on a simplified basis, obtaining the status of a temporary employment business. Read more in Lithuanian… Read more
Lately, there has been a lot of fuzz in relation to State provided loans. The temporary State aid framework for COVID-19 related disturbances in the economy, published by the European Commission, provides an initial framework how the State can provide loans with subsidized interest rates in a manner which is compliant with European Union State Read more
On 21 April, the Seimas of the Republic of Lithuania adopted the new law on the impact of the consequences of the new Coronavirus. The law aims to help companies facing financial difficulties and/or insolvency as a result of quarantine in the country during a coronavirus pandemic by providing additional time to manage the situation Read more
After the government announces the easing of quarantine conditions, it will resume operations from April 27 and open its doors to employees and visitors. How to prepare for safe work and activity organization? TRINITI provides systematic recommendations for re-launching businesses. Read more in Lithuanian… Read more