19 Sep 2011
Since 19 September, 2011, public institutions in the Republic of Lithuania can be established via the Internet. The main advantage of establishing the basic institutions via the Internet is that the founder is not required to visit the office of public notary or the Centre of Registers - all registering operations are carried out by the self-service system of the register, and documents necessary for the establishment can be signed digitally. Currently, the Internet also allows to set up individual companies, private companies and associations.
2 Sep 2026
When a Compliance Review Becomes a Prolonged Restriction on Access to Funds: Legal Challenges, Financial Consequences and the Limits of Financial Institutions’ Powers
31 May 2026
Unexpected account restrictions, frozen funds, payment blocks and customer offboarding decisions by financial institutions can have serious consequences for both individuals and businesses
20 May 2026
The law firm acted as lead advisor in the multi-jurisdictional transaction involving the Bombardier Global XRS business jet
15 May 2026
Šulija & Partners acted as Lithuanian local counsel in connection with a cross-border aviation ABS refinancing transaction involving two Boeing 737 aircraft
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