09May
27Apr
Article “Unacceptable compensations – 5,000 for severe health damage, 15,000 for defamation and 30,000 euros for causing death” by attorney-at-law Keijo Lindeberg
27.04.2023 This week, the decision of the Harju County Court has received a lot of attention, by which attorney-at-law Paul Keres was ordered to pay damages in the amount of 15,000 euros in favor of Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas. According to the court, Keres made false allegations against Kallas. If...
07Sep
Article “Personal data in articles does not expire” by attorney-at-law Aldo Vassar and lawyer Grete Pall
07.09.2022 In June 2022, the Tallinn Administrative Court made an important decision, canceling the decision of the Data Protection Inspectorate to terminate the supervision procedure regarding the Estonian media publication and obliging the Data Protection Inspectorate to continue the supervision procedure. The dispute focused on the question of whether a media...
18Oct
Article “Division of joint property and company as joint asset” by attorney-at-law Ilja Sipari
18.10.2021 The division of joint property is often a very time-consuming operation, but in-depth legal disputes are not very common in litigation. In some cases the parties dispute whether an object belongs to the joint property or was the spouse's separate property, but the main subject of the dispute is...
26Aug
Article “Side effects from vaccines – who is responsible?” by attorney-at-law Keijo Lindeberg
26.08.2021 With the COVID-19 mass vaccination, the issues of adverse drug reactions and possible liability have become topical. Any vaccine is also a drug that is part of an immunological drug. In addition, every drug always has side effects and there is nothing surprising about detecting side effects from vaccines. The...
05Jul
Legal opinion “How to insure yourself at the end of extramarital cohabitation” by trainee Meri-Ly Karjus and attorney-at-law Keijo Lindeberg
05.07.2021 On a daily basis, people usually do not pay attention to the form of cohabitation chosen by individuals, but the law requires differentiation. If the legal consequences of the cohabitation are not considered in time, at the end of the cohabitation one party may be in a situation where...
29Mar
What is good communication procedure and is 50-50 right to access applicable? Interview with attorney Kardo Karon
29.03.2021 Kardo Karon, attorney at the Law Firm LINDEBERG, is specialised in family conciliation. Family conciliation is important for avoiding costly litigation, both in terms of time and finances, whereas the best interests of the children are the priority also during this process. You have stated that the main issues in...
13Feb
Article “Reorganisation – plan A, compromise in bankruptcy proceedings – plan B” by Urmas Tross and Aldo Vassar
13.02.2021 Reorganization and compromise in bankruptcy proceedings can take place both out of court and in court proceedings. Once the parties have reached a common understanding on the issues, an out-of-court settlement can always be reached but the agreement usually requires a small number of contractual parties. In court proceedings,...
05Feb
Article “Factoring: what is worth to know?” by attorney Lauri Talumäe
05.02.2021 It is too early to say whether the economic crisis of 2020 has come to an end, but evidently last year was exhausting for businesses. The decline in turnover and the persistence of labour costs consumed the working capital of numerous companies. One of the most convenient methods to...
04Feb