Simplified reimbursement of home-charging costs based on CREG tariffs confirmed for 2025
With the rise of hybrid and electric vehicles, reimbursing home charging electricity costs has introduced complex fiscal and organisational challenges for employers.
24 hours, 72 hours, 1 month: the reporting of cyber incidents under NIS2
This blog post discusses the updated cyber incident reporting obligations introduced by the NIS2 framework on network and information security.
Investments in crypto-assets: enhanced protection starting in 2025
Crypto-assets, such as Bitcoin, Ether, and other virtual currencies, are in high demand, as evidenced by the recent announcement from US President-elect Donald Trump regarding the launch of his own cryptocurrency platform.
New statute of limitations rules criminal law: what are the implications for employers?
The Criminal Procedure Act I, published in the Belgian State Journal on 18 April 2024 and entered into force on 28 April 2024, thoroughly reformed the existing system of statutes of limitations for crimes.
Vendor due diligence obligations under the GDPR
Lessons learned from new EDPB guidance
Marketingacties binnen de onderneming: waarom bedrijfsjuristen best een oogje in het zeil houden
Technologische ontwikkelingen gaan razendsnel en marketeers doen er hun voordeel mee.
5 key takeaways on the protection of software under EU copyright law
Software protection under EU copyright law: 5 things to know
Non-solicitation of employees
Belgian Competition Authority sanctions no-hire clauses between competitors
Supreme Court: dismissed employee has to prove that damage is probable when claiming damages for a lost opportunity
A contractual employee of the administration of a municipality was accused of aggressive behaviour. The municipality organised a hearing in order to investigate the accusations.
CEOs and leaders of companies: Is the new EU Environmental Crime Directive at the top of your priority list? If not, it probably should be
There is currently a deluge of new EU law being finalized and adopted – particularly on environmental and sustainability issues. At times it may seem overwhelming – with certain new EU laws being overlooked.
Draghi Report on the future of European competitiveness – implications for the energy sector
On 9 September 2024 the long-awaited report on “The future of European competitiveness: A competitiveness strategy for Europe” was published. The scope of the report is comprehensive and, unsurprisingly, it focuses on the EU energy sector, analysing major issues and specific proposals.
New security obligations for companies
On 18 October 2024, the Belgian NIS2-law entered into force. This law, the implementation of the NIS2-directive, aims to strengthen cybersecurity in critical industries. This blog post gives an indication as to who is in scope for this law.