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Jul 18, 2025General Court confirms Commission’s review of non-notifiable Luxembourg merger
In its judgment dated 2 July 2025 in case T-289/24 Brasserie Nationale and Munhowen SA vs. Commission, the General Court of the European Union (EU) (the “ Court”) upheld the decision of the European Commission (the “ Commission”) to examine a merger project involving two Luxembourg-based entities
Jul 18, 2025Toward a paperless state: Electronic signatures supporting Luxembourg’s digital transformation
Luxembourg is taking a significant step toward a fully digital government and legal system with three new key legal instruments: the Law of 4 June 2025 on electronic signatures of acts in administrative matters, the Grand-Ducal Regulation of 4 July 2025 regulating the electronic communication of
May 21, 2025ECJ Case law | No to investors purchasing a Member State’s citizenship
In a landmark judgment adopted on 29 April 2025 in case C-181/23 Commission vs. Malta, the Grand Chamber of the Court of Justice (the “ Court”) of the European Union (EU) found that, by amending its citizenship legislation to facilitate the acquisition of the Maltese citizenship by wealthy
Apr 16, 2025Transposition of Mobility Directive Part 3 I A practical approach
As previously developed in the first and second parts on the new Luxembourg mobility law, the transposition of the Mobility Directive should have been realised before 31 st January 2023. Some Member States like Germany or The Netherlands have transposed the Directive in time. France and Belgium were
Apr 16, 2025Transposition of Mobility Directive Part 2 | European Restructuring Regimes
Overview on the European Restructuring Regimes In transposing the Mobility Directive, the Law introduced new provisions on the European Regimes in the Company Law: (i) Articles 1025-1 through 1025-20 on European mergers, (ii) Articles 1034-1 through 1034-20 on European divisions, and (iii) Articles
Apr 16, 2025Transposition of Mobility Directive Part 1 | General Restructuring Regimes
General Regimes: confirming (and polishing) the existing rules in the Company Law As mentioned in the introductory part to this contribution, the entry into force of the Law, on 2 March 2025, has introduced separate legal regimes in each of Chapter II of Title 10 (on mergers), chapter III (divisions
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Jul 02, 2025International Gambling Laws & Regulations Review 2025-26
The Regulation of Gambling in Luxembourg Definition of Gambling under Luxembourg Law The legal framework of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg adopts an implicit functional approach to the definition of gambling, without providing a single codified definition. The principal legislative source is the Law
Oct 05, 2022Chambers T&D | Shareholders’ Rights & Shareholder Activism 2022
The Shareholders’ Rights and Shareholder Activism 2022 guide features 15 jurisdictions. The guide provides the latest legal information on voting requirements and the proposal of resolutions, shareholders’ rights to appoint/remove/challenge directors and in the event of liquidation/insolvency
Dec 15, 2021Chambers T&D | Shareholders’ Rights & Shareholder Activism 2021
The Shareholders’ Rights and Shareholder Activism 2021 guide features 16 jurisdictions. The guide provides the latest legal information on voting requirements and the proposal of resolutions, shareholders’ rights to appoint/remove/challenge directors and in the event of liquidation/insolvency
Feb 11, 2021Thomson Reuters Practical Law | Shareholders' rights in private and public companies in Luxembourg: overview
A Q&A guide to shareholders' rights in private and public companies law in Luxembourg. The Q&A gives a high-level overview of types of limited companies and shares, general shareholders' rights, general meeting of shareholders (calling a general meeting; voting; shareholders' rights relating to
Jan 29, 2021Paperjam Dossier Digital | Corporate governance without physical meetings
Luxembourg companies were required to adapt quickly to the unprecedented circumstances surrounding the Covid-19 pandemic. In particular, Luxembourg companies were required to hold, almost exclusively, non-physical board and shareholder meetings. We look back on the last months to see how companies
Oct 07, 2020Chambers T&D | Shareholders' Rights & Shareholder Activism 2020
Legal Scope In Luxembourg, commercial companies are governed by the law on commercial companies, dated 10 August 1915, as amended (Law 1915). Only the société anonyme (public liability company) (SA) and the société à responsabilité limitée (private limited liability company) (Sàrl), which are the
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