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Every employee holds a constitutional right to freedom of expression, yet in practice this right is not absolute — especially when it conflicts with an […]
Compensation claims — particularly after serious injuries sustained in the line of duty or at work — are among the most sensitive areas of civil […]
Human trafficking remains one of the gravest criminal offences. In March 2026, the Lithuanian Supreme Court concluded a high-profile case where individuals were charged with […]
The Lithuanian Ministry of Finance has submitted legislative proposals to the Seimas aimed at fundamentally reforming the regulation of insolvency proceedings in Lithuania. The proposals […]
On 18 March 2026, the Lithuanian Government approved draft laws prepared by the Ministry of Social Security and Labour transposing the EU Pay Transparency Directive […]
The Seimas Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities has approved a draft amendment to the Law on the Legal Status of Aliens, which […]
Mass layoffs in Lithuania increased 2.5 times at the start of 2026. Learn your rights.
Fraudsters increasingly use AI technologies for scams. Experts warn: neither sound nor image is reliable anymore.
Lithuania’s Parliament considers extending parental leave until the child turns 8. Employers express opposition.
Non-residential premises are being sold as apartments in Vilnius. Authorities warn this may constitute consumer deception.
Nuo 2025 m. pradžios vykdoma apylinkių teismų reorganizacija — sujungiamos teismų veiklos teritorijos, diegiama teisėjų specializacija.
Valstybinė duomenų apsaugos inspekcija griežtina BDAR (GDPR) vykdymo priežiūrą — didėja baudų dydžiai ir tikrinimų skaičius.
