In 2020, in order to support the digital transition and create an innovation-friendly regulatory framework for financial services, the EU proposed a Digital Finance Package centered around the following three main acts: Regulation (EU) 2022/858 of 30 May 2022 on a pilot regime on distributed l
Rarely are Belgian Supreme Court judgments so disruptive in a certain sector as the judgment of the Court of Cassation of 7 April 2023 for the distribution sector. In its judgment, the Belgian Supreme Court ruled for the first time that the Belgian protective law on exclusive distribution agreeme
Driven by the challenges of the rapidly evolving technology sector, Lydian's ICT team assists our clients in various aspects of information and communication technology law.
Three new or updated advertising codes recently came into force in Belgium, covering food, automotive and detergents sectors in order to face notably health and green concerns.
The Belgian law of 25 May 2023 transposing the EU Mobility Directive on cross-border conversions, mergers and (partial) demergers was published in the Belgian State Gazette on 6 June 2023 (the “New Belgian Mobility Law”).
Sophie Torfs is counsel and member of our Insurance & Reinsurance team and Commercial & Litigation department.
Jo is a Partner in the Commercial & Litigation practice.
Jo has a particular focus on:
We are delighted and proud to announce that the Leaders League 2023 rankings have been published in which Lydian has achieved outstanding recognition in five categories 🏆 Data Protection & Cybersecurity as Excellent IT & Outsourcing as Excellent Fintech as Excellent
Three years after the adoption of the EU Regulation establishing a framework for screening of foreign direct investments (FDI) in the EU, the Belgian Cooperation Agreement aiming at implementing a screening mechanism for FDI (the Cooperation Agreement) enters into force tomorrow.
On 21 March 2022, the Belgian Supreme Court rendered its latest in a series of landmark judgments on the issue of obsolescence in relation to property damage claims. Case law and legal doctrine have for long been divided as to whether an asset’s wear and tear should be taken into account when ass