This post offers a non-exhaustive overview of the legal framework governing the development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI) in Bulgaria. It specifically examines aspects of regulatory compliance, intellectual property, contractual agreements, and liability within the context of AI. As a member state of the European Union, Bulgaria is actively integrating EU regulations into its […]
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Starting a company in Bulgaria? When registering a company in Bulgaria, the most common choice has traditionally been the Limited Liability Company (LLC / OOD). However, with recent amendments to the Bulgarian Commercial Act, a new form was introduced – the Variable Capital Company (VCC / DPK). This raises the important question: Which is […] Lots of NON EU entrepreneurs are facing with a problem when they need to stay in Bulgaria for more than 90 days (in every 180 days). This is due to both Bulgarian and EU immigration legislation procedures. In general there are two main types of regimes depending of presence or lack of an agreement for […] “Mobiltel” JSC has applied an unfair commercial practice, providing false information to consumers, the proposed lease handsets coded to work only with SIM cards of telecom, will be unlocked for free and freely use with cards of other operators after expiration of fixed-term contracts. This is the final decision of the Supreme Administrative Court (SAC), […] I was planning from a long time to provide you with some initial information regarding Intellectual Property protection in Bulgaria. Well, finally the time to do this has come. Intellectual Property protection Bulgaria Lets first answer to a question – What actually is Intellectual Property? (for these that don’t know). An objects of […] The Court of Justice held that the single market ability of citizens of the Union to choose the Member State in which they wish to receive the title and the Member State in which they intend to practice their profession is inherent in the exercise of the right guaranteed by the European Union fundamental freedoms. […] The European Court of Human Rights is one of the international jurisdictions with established practice recognizing the right of non-pecuniary damages to entities that deserves to be described. Based on Art. 34 of the Convention on Human Rights, which expressly provides for the right of appeal of NGOs, in 1979 the Court recognized the legitimacy […] Into the Interpretative Decision N: 1 of 12.09.2013 of the SCC has been given answer to number of questions related to the powers of supervisory court instances in appeals of rulings and decisions ahead. Supreme Court Judges clarify the scope of the second instance and indicate that the appeals court is not limited in its […] Questions regarding transfer of sentenced persons are governed by the Criminal – Procedure Code (CPC) in Chapter 36, Section I. The transfer of a sentenced person from abroad to Bulgaria, ie when the Bulgarian state is executing intervening Criminal Court with a view to implementing the procedure for resolving issues related to the execution of […] |
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