Insights by Julienne Bencini News & events January 15, 2024 Consumer inertia – service providers should not be at fault when consumers fail to read policy documents There is little doubt that despite the importance of reading the terms included in policy documents, very few people... Practice news July 14, 2021 Do not listen with half an ear on H&S matters News & events May 25, 2021 The war of rights – employers right to query employee absence vs the right to be generally fearful of Covid-19 The Maltese, as well as foreign courts, convey the message that, with regards to health and safety, employers are... Publications May 20, 2021 Expect the Unexpected: Understanding Health and Safety Risks Post the COVID-19 Pandemic. Publications October 15, 2020 DORA proposes changes to financial services sector With every passing day we realise that there is no stopping the development and use of digital platforms for... Publications June 2, 2020 Update your workplace risk assessment and address the new hidden hazard Publications April 27, 2020 Cross-border payments in the EU and currency conversion charges: the revised Cross-Border Regulation Just under two decades ago, the European Parliament issued a Regulation on cross-border payments geared towards facilitating cross-border trade within the... Publications March 23, 2020 COVID-19: European Central Bank announces €750 billion pandemic emergency purchase programme Publications February 21, 2020 Combating late payment in commercial transactions Public Authorities must ensure that they comply with periods for a payment not exceeding 30 or 60 days in... Publications January 7, 2020 Information to be Included in Credit Agreements – ECJ’s Preliminary Ruling Publications January 15, 2016 ECHR has ruled that employers can read workers’ private messages sent via chat software and webmail accounts during working hours On the 12th January 2016, in Bărbulescu vs Romania (application number 61496/08) the European Court of Human Rights held... Publications July 17, 2015 Court orders Repayment of Deposit as the impossibility of the buyer to finance the sale is a ‘valid reason at law’ not to appear on final deed 1 2
News & events January 15, 2024 Consumer inertia – service providers should not be at fault when consumers fail to read policy documents There is little doubt that despite the importance of reading the terms included in policy documents, very few people...
News & events May 25, 2021 The war of rights – employers right to query employee absence vs the right to be generally fearful of Covid-19 The Maltese, as well as foreign courts, convey the message that, with regards to health and safety, employers are...
Publications May 20, 2021 Expect the Unexpected: Understanding Health and Safety Risks Post the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Publications October 15, 2020 DORA proposes changes to financial services sector With every passing day we realise that there is no stopping the development and use of digital platforms for...
Publications April 27, 2020 Cross-border payments in the EU and currency conversion charges: the revised Cross-Border Regulation Just under two decades ago, the European Parliament issued a Regulation on cross-border payments geared towards facilitating cross-border trade within the...
Publications March 23, 2020 COVID-19: European Central Bank announces €750 billion pandemic emergency purchase programme
Publications February 21, 2020 Combating late payment in commercial transactions Public Authorities must ensure that they comply with periods for a payment not exceeding 30 or 60 days in...
Publications January 7, 2020 Information to be Included in Credit Agreements – ECJ’s Preliminary Ruling
Publications January 15, 2016 ECHR has ruled that employers can read workers’ private messages sent via chat software and webmail accounts during working hours On the 12th January 2016, in Bărbulescu vs Romania (application number 61496/08) the European Court of Human Rights held...
Publications July 17, 2015 Court orders Repayment of Deposit as the impossibility of the buyer to finance the sale is a ‘valid reason at law’ not to appear on final deed