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We all have the right to a fair trial. But what does that mean?

9. October 2024

5 minutes of reading

Criminal law

We live in a state governed by the rule of law, where the right to a fair trial is one of the key elements that allow us not to worry about going to jail or having to pay heavy fines without anyone actually looking into our case. The right to a fair trial is one of the most important fundamental rights we have in the Czech Republic. What do we mean by it?

Jurisdiction: which court will decide your case?

22. September 2024

8 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

The judiciary is one of the pillars of the rule of law. Its role is not only to ensure justice and the protection of the rights of individuals, but also to resolve legal disputes effectively. Within the judicial system, you may have already come across the concept of jurisdiction. This concept determines which particular court has the authority to hear and decide your case. Learn how the jurisdiction of courts in the Czech Republic is determined and what terms such as subject matter jurisdiction, local jurisdiction or the Courts and Judges Act mean.

How do court fees work and when can you get exemption from them?

3. September 2024

8 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

The parties often have to spend considerable sums for the trial. Court fees are an integral part of court proceedings in the Czech Republic. The amount and type of these fees are set by law, and the funds collected are used to cover the costs associated with the operation of the judiciary. However, there are cases where court fees can be avoided. Exemption from court fees can have a significant impact on the course of the proceedings and the final outcome of the case. We can advise you on when you do not have to pay court fees or what the terms and amount of court fees are.

Arbitration or arbitration: if you want a more flexible approach, it’s definitely worth it

28. August 2024

8 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

Arbitration and arbitral proceedings, or arbitration, represent a key alternative to traditional court proceedings, particularly in the area of commercial and international disputes. It is an out-of-court way of resolving disputes through independent and impartial arbitrators. Read about the history of this institution, what cases it commonly resolves and what new developments have taken place in the field of arbitration.

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A judge of the court or a judge of the people: Everything you want to know

21. August 2024

6 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

Magistrates are often referred to as judges of the people. They are lay people without legal training who participate in the decision-making of the courts in the Czech Republic. The institution of the people's judge has a long tradition and plays an important role in the Czech judicial system. Find out in our article what are the differences between a presiding judge and a professional judge, what is the legal framework of this function or what is the role of a judge from the people in the judicial process.

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How to register in the Commercial Register

21. April 2023

9 minutes of reading

Tradesmen and companies

Entry in the publicly accessible commercial register is mandatory for most legal entities and some natural persons. For them, the amount of income is decisive, but they can also register voluntarily. How is registration carried out and where should I deliver the application? This will be the topic of today's article.

Court file

6. February 2023

7 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

Every court case, whether it's a divorce, debt payment, or felony robbery, has a case file created in court. Everything related to the case is recorded and entered into it, which can be a few dozen or many thousands of pages. How are the files kept, how should we understand their designation, and when will we see the files computerised? We look at this in today's article.

When can a judge be challenged for bias?

12. November 2022

8 minutes of reading

Other legal issues

The parties should have equal and equal standing in court. They should not only have an equal opportunity to exercise their rights, but also the same expectations regarding access to the judge. In practice, this means that he will not favour either party and, in general, that his impartiality cannot be doubted.

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We all have the right to a fair trial. But what does that mean?

Jurisdiction: which court will decide your case?

How do court fees work and when can you get exemption from them?

Arbitration or arbitration: if you want a more flexible approach, it’s definitely worth it

Get advice from online lawyers

A judge of the court or a judge of the people: Everything you want to know

How to register in the Commercial Register

Court file

When can a judge be challenged for bias?

Get advice from online lawyers

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