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30/04/2020
Governments and public authorities are taking further measures in order to slow down the spreading of COVID-19. The measures, of course, also affect civil (incl. insolvency), criminal and administrative courts and impact the holding of court hearings, the processing and serving of court decisions as well as court enforcements. CMS Reich-Rohrwig Hainz has pooled its extensive expertise in multiple jurisdictions in Austria and Southeast Europe into this UPDATED Newsflash. It contains up-to-date information about the impact of COVID-19 on deadlines, hearings and the way courts operate in Austria and in many countries across Southeast Europe.
The UPDATED publication is available for download.
More information and numerous publications on legal issues and the effects of COVID-19 can also be found on our website under Insight > COVID-19.
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