WhatsApp Security Breach, a Global Privacy Issue?

Gecić Law highly commended at The Lawyer European Awards 2019

Milinko Mijatović Joins Firm As Head of Dispute Resolution

Gecić Law Continues Its Bullish Run in the Legal 500 Rankings

Gecić Law shortlisted as one of Europe’s leading firms by The Lawyer

Gecić Law contributed to the Serbian chapter of the TerraLex Cross-Border Copyright Guide 2019

German Competition Authority: Facebook is a dominant company in the social networks market

YouTube, Netflix and Others Accused of GDPR Violations

Season’s Greetings!

Too Big to (anti) Trust? The Competition Carol of the Big 4 in the UK

As recent events suggest, the harmony and tranquility of the most wonderful time of the year in the UK audit market, dominated by the Big Four[1], is soon to be interrupted.

Yes, We Can! Reversing Brexit is a Viable Option under Lisbon Treaty [EU Law]!

The former Foreign Secretary and Mayor of London, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, also known as “Boris Johnson”, was sitting on his chair in front of his laptop on a rainy February day in 2016. He had two word files in front of him.

An Opportunity Not to be Missed: Montenegrin Citizenship by Investment to Commence on 1 January 2019

Montenegro, the jewel of the Adriatic Sea and the first in line to become the next European Union (EU) member state, is commencing its program of granting citizenship by investment.

Gecić Law at the Law Firm Marketing Summit 2018 in London!

Bogdan Gecić, managing partner at Gecić Law, a top tier law firm from Belgrade, gave a lecture on the importance of social media and communication at the Law Firm Marketing Summit held in London.

The First Major GDPR Case Is Underway!

Not so long ago, on May 25, 2018 the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) came into force. The GDPR has been a subject of great interest and discussion, even prior to its implementation, due to its application on entities all over the world – inside or outside the European Union (EU). 

Corporate Stamps Are History

One year ago, we have written about the abolishment of the use of corporate stamps when using payment services. Finally, with the new amendments of the Corporate Act, this process has come to an end.