Legal Publications

Gambling operators in Georgia operate within an evolving regulatory environment that imposes multi-layered compliance requirements across several critical areas, including data protection, anti-money laundering (AML), player registration and verification, data security, information disclosure, and regulatory reporting. These obligations arise from a combination of sector-specific gambling legislation, ministerial regulations, data protection law, and AML legislation. This

The rapid development of digital technologies and online platforms has significantly transformed the creation, distribution, and use of intellectual property. Digital content, including software, audiovisual materials, photographs, music, written works, and online media, is increasingly vulnerable to unauthorized copying, distribution, and other forms of infringement. Georgian law provides legal mechanisms for protecting copyright in digital

The process of placing hygiene and pharmaceutical products on the Georgian market involves a structured regulatory framework that varies depending on the nature and classification of the product. Understanding these requirements is essential for both domestic manufacturers and foreign companies seeking to introduce their products into Georgia. The primary legislation governing this area includes the

Security for a claim is an important procedural mechanism under Georgian civil procedure law aimed at ensuring the effective enforcement of court judgments. Although parties to a dispute generally retain the right to dispose of their property during litigation, the Civil Procedure Code of Georgia provides legal instruments designed to preserve the subject matter of

Georgia has established itself as an attractive destination for foreign investment through liberal economic policies, simplified business regulations, and a strategic geographic location connecting Europe and Asia. In order to encourage international investment and maintain investor confidence, Georgian legislation provides a broad range of legal protections for foreign investors and their investments. This article provides

The protection of employee personal data and the lawful monitoring of employees have become increasingly important issues in modern workplaces. As employers rely more heavily on digital technologies, surveillance systems, and electronic communications, organizations operating in Georgia must ensure that employee monitoring practices comply with both labor and data protection requirements. Georgian law seeks to balance the employer’s legitimate business

Merger control constitutes a central component of competition law enforcement in Georgia. It is designed to ensure that structural changes in the market, such as mergers, acquisitions, or the establishment of joint ventures, do not significantly restrict effective competition. The legal framework governing merger control is established by the Law of Georgia on Competition (the

In an increasingly interconnected global economy, cross-border disputes are common, and the ability to enforce foreign court judgments and arbitral awards is essential for ensuring legal certainty and effective dispute resolution. Georgia has established a legal framework that facilitates the recognition and enforcement of such decisions, thereby promoting international trade and investment. This article provides

The protection of personal data is a fundamental component of Georgia’s regulatory framework, particularly in light of increasing digitalization and cross-border data flows. One of the key enforcement mechanisms under Georgian data protection law is the obligation to notify competent authorities and affected individuals in the event of a data breach.This requirement promotes transparency, enables

In an increasingly digitalized economy, cybersecurity and the protection of information systems have become critical components of regulatory compliance in Georgia. Organizations operating in both the public and private sectors are expected to implement appropriate safeguards to protect data and ensure resilience against cyber threats. A key aspect of this framework is the obligation to