KSB launches legal site on Patria.cz’s investment portal

KSB and Patria Finance’s project, which is available at www.patria.cz/pravo, looks at legal issues through a business lens. As such, reporting and commentaries are addressed primarily to corporations and businesses and focus on the implementation and interpretation of new legislation. In addition, special bookmarks have been devoted to tax issues and decisions and judgments by courts and governmental authorities.
The site also features three noteworthy series: “Upcoming Events” focuses on changes in legislation, both established and pending; “Noodledom” features articles and texts written by KSB attorneys and highlights absurdities resulting from legal interpretations; and “Recodification” summarizes issues affecting Czech private law in connection with changes to the Civil and Commercial Codes, which are currently undergoing the most significant transformation in their history.
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