Lydian is a civil company in the form of a private limited liability company (besloten vennootschap BV / société à responsabilité limitée SRL), with registered office at Havenlaan 86C b113 – Avenue du Port 86C b113, B-1000 Brussels, Belgium, registered under company number RPM Brussels 0473.627.046
The social elections, which have been postponed to the period from 16 November to 29 November 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, are at date still being maintained, despite the increasing health crisis.
As part of the European Digital Strategy, the European Commission has announced a Digital Services Act package to strengthen the Single Market for digital services and foster innovation and competitiveness of the European online environment.
Because of the alarming numbers and to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus, Belgium has been in lockdown again since 2 November 2020.
Nearly one year ago, the EU Parliament adopted the directive No 2019/2161 (better known as the “Omnibus Directive”) as a result of the “New deal for consumers” initiative. During a webinar co-organized with Lexology on 22 October 2020, Lydian’s team discussed the aims of the Omnibus Directi
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In its judgment of 22 October 2020, the Belgian Constitutional Court ruled that the application of the three-year limitation period (which applies specifically to claims arising from insurance contracts) to claims for annulment of a Branch 23 life insurance policy, does not violate the principle of
When doing business, either nationally or internationally, it is important to rely on sound agreements that optimally safeguard your business’ interests at all times. Companies often pay too little attention to the content and risks when entering into commercial agreements.
In april 2019 heeft het Belgische parlement een wet aangenomen die drie sets van nieuwe regels invoert voor relaties tussen ondernemingen (“B2B”). Deze regels hebben betrekking op onrechtmatige bedingen in overeenkomsten, misbruik van economische afhankelijkheid en oneerlijke marktpraktijken.
Congratulations to Yves Lenders and Kim van Zummeren who contributed to the Chambers Insolvency 2020 (Q&A) - Belgium eGuide.