Our lawyers remain reachable and available via the normal communication channels. We are taking necessary precautions with regards to health and safety of our lawyers and staff. Our lawyers have always been able to work remotely, which is proven very useful in these challenging times.
As the coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to headline the global news, with stock markets suffering severe hits and governments implementing draconic measures to contain the spread of the novel virus, the impact on global M&A activity will undoubtedly be significant.
The government is constantly taking additional measures to contain the spread of the Coronavirus, and to try to alleviate the consequences for the economy. The latest important step is the decision to force some businesses to close down until 3 April 2020. We have listed below an updated FA
Last update: 10 April 2020 [see also our newsletter “Possible insurance questions and disputes related to Coronavirus”] 1. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 (“Coronavirus”) outbreak, Belgian, EU and international insurance regulators have taken various measures to r
After the statement of the EDPB Chair on 16 March 2020 that already reminded some general data protection principles, the EDPB decided to adopt a “more” elaborated statement. Governments, public and private organisations throughout Europe are taking measures to contain and mitigate COVID-19.
In response to the current situation pursuant to Covid-19, the Royal Federation for Belgian Notaries has issued strict guidelines for the Belgian Notaries. In order to avoid physical contact and the spreading of the virus as much as possible, Belgian Notaries are only allowed to pass
The Belgian Ministry of Finance has issued specific instructions (Circular Letter 2020/C/45 of March 23, 2020 – the “Circular”) in order to support professional taxpayers (individuals and corporations) confronted with the severe financial consequences of the Corona crisis. As a general rule, Belg
The Inspection Health at work is currently contacting companies by phone to verify whether you comply with the rules related to social distancing and other preventive measures at work.
The spread of the Coronavirus has prompted governments worldwide to take extensive measures, following which social gatherings are no longer permitted. In these Corona-times it is discouraged, or even forbidden for shareholders and directors to meet physically.
The coronavirus outbreak is affecting several areas of business and is equally putting pressure on the governance of companies. Directors are required to make all kinds of considerations and decisions.