In a very lively WOLEP Talk with our team, Ms. Andjela Rajković, from Montenegro, discusses the evolution of the legal industry in her country, what her foreign Clients are inquiring about when coming to invest in the Balkan state, how she navigates legal bureaucracy, while also saving some travelling tips for her network colleagues coming to Podgorica and to other famous Montenegrin sites.

In the second part of our WOLEP Talk with Mr. Marko Marović, a distinguished Serbian competition lawyer and graduate of Leiden University Law School in the Netherlands, we discuss recent advancements in AI, why employee education can spare business owners a lot of legal and financial headaches, and the competitive advantage of WOLEP in today’s legal arena.

In the second part of our WOLEP Talk with Mr. Teo Ranić, a Croatian lawyer from Rijeka who specializes in Real Estate Law, we discuss the cost of properties in his country. We also explore the professional values and ideals that guide him in his day-to-day work, while considering how the relationship between Clients and Lawyers has evolved in recent times.

In this insightful WOLEP Talk, our Brazilian member Mr. Luiz Carlos de Araujo Filho discusses a watershed moment in the development, modernization, and professionalization of Brazilian sports: the Pelé Law, which continues shaping Brazilian athletics a quarter-century after its passage. Mr. Filho explores the law's historical backdrop, key provisions, and lasting ramifications for Brazilian athletes and sporting org

In this second part of our WOLEP Talk, American member Ms. Pamela Coyle Brecht, Partner at the Philadelphia office of Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP, discusses her professional expectations from a collaboration with colleagues in the network, the challenges and benefits of such a partnership across the Atlantic, but also the importance of mentorship today as at the beginning of her career. A former

Dr. Ács Balázs Attila, LL.M. is an experienced legal professional based in Budapest, Hungary, with a diverse background in real estate transactions, corporate law, and litigation matters. As a European Community Lawyer, our Hungarian member of WOLEP is registered to practice in both his home country and Germany. Recently, Dr. Ács was a guest of our traditional WOLEP Talk series, in which he shared his insights int

During a recent WOLEP Talk, Ms. Lucija Vranesevic Grbic, our member based in Belgrade, Republic of Serbia, shared with us her journey from Criminal Law to Corporate and Tech Law. As the pandemic caused a shift in her Clients' needs as well as in her career path, Lucija found herself exploring new areas of law. She now specializes in corporate compliance, company setup, data protection, and contract drafting in the te

For today’s WOLEP Talk, we sat down with Mr. Teo Ranić, a specialized real estate lawyer from Rijeka, Croatia. In this insightful conversation, we explore his passion for real estate as well as his expert insights on the best regions in Croatia for property acquisition. He also discusses the common challenges foreigners face when investing in the Croatian property market and shares many invaluable insider tips. As

WOLEP Talk had the privilege to sit down with a distinguished WOLEP member, Ms. Pamela Coyle Brecht, Partner at Pietragallo Gordon Alfano Bosick & Raspanti, LLP. Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania the USA, Pamela is renowned for her vast expertise in Qui Tam / False Claims Act litigation throughout the United States. Her exceptional and creative career has earned her accolades and high recognition in her field of la

In the latest instalment of our "WOLEP Talks" series, we sit down with Mr. Marko Marović – a respected Serbian competition lawyer and graduate of Leiden University Law School in the Netherlands. Drawing upon his knowledge and expertise, Mr. Marović offers valuable insights into Serbian competition law regulations, updates on the current climate in the country's economy, and practical scenarios detailing how restr

„In the short term, ignoring ADR methods may seem more profitable, but in the long term it's detrimental due to declining clients’ satisfaction and benefits”, is the expert analysis of Mr. Celal Kazova, lawyer and mediator from Türkiye, in this second part of our WOLEP Talk regarding the adoption of Alternative Dispute Resolution techniques in his country – and why lawyers should draw inspiration from Bayes�

In the second part of our WOLEP Talk with Serbian member Mr. Dejan Zurovac, he delves into a topic close to the hearts of many - property restitution. With his extensive knowledge in urban planning and construction, our expert provides valuable insights on how to tackle the issue of houses that were nationalized after WWII. But that's not all - Mr. Zurovac is also passionate about helping his colleagues in the networ