Legal Cases
Discriminatory treatment in pension allowances
Author: Tina Mifsud @ Ganado Advocates On 11 October 2022, in the case of Beeler vs Switzerland, the European Court...
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CJEU interprets counterclaims and EU Trade Marks Courts’ jurisdiction
Author: Yasmine Ellul @ Ganado Advocates On 13 October 2022, the Court of Justice of the European Union (the...
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The CJEU clarifies key issues on the adoption of enforcement measures in respect of sanctioned entities
Author: Luigi Farrugia @ Ganado Advocates ...
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The dissolution and winding up of a company when unable to pay its debts
By: Ganado Advocates In its judgement delivered on 25 February 2021, in the names “Dr. Antoine Naudi as special attorney on...
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Can I be telling my employees what not to do in their free time?
By: Fenech & Fenech Advocates | Author: Mattea Pullicino, Associate, Employment Law Department The Industrial Tribunal (‘Tribunal’) in a most...
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NatWest: A case of ignoring the obvious
By: Ganado Advocates The NatWest case marks the first instance the Financial Conduct Authority (the “FCA”) has pursued criminal charges...
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Can the rights arising from a registered IDERA be restricted by a warrant of prohibitory injunction?
By: Ganado Advocates In its judgment delivered on the 8 November 2021, in the names of Air X Charter Limited...
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If the accused understands the charges, then guilty plea stands
By: Avv Malcolm Mifsud - Partner at Mifsud & Mifsud Advocates If the accused understand that the charges he is admitting...
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ASDA workers win latest round of long-running equal pay fight
By: GVZH Advocates A Supreme Court decision has given more than 44,000 Asda employees victory in their fair pay fight...
Read moreUnion cannot decide instead of member
By: Mifsud & Mifsud Advocates A Union cannot finalise an agreement with an employer without the explicit consent of the...
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