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In recent years, increasing numbers of employees are opting to live in one EU Member State while being employed by an employer established in another country. The same can be said for many who work from home, albeit in this instance it is less important if your employer is situated in another country to you because your office is your home. However, a work arrangement such as this may also affect an employee's inclusion in the social insurance system. In this article we provide you with an example of where an employee is a Slovenian resident but employed by an employer established abroad.

In this article, we briefly discuss the anti-money laundering duties of attorneys-at-law and what consequences they have for our clients.

Nowadays there is a growing trend of going paperless while doing business between both private individuals and legal entities. Consequently, the use of electronic (digital) signatures has spread as it allows a certain, perhaps even higher level of validity, than a handwritten signature. But what happens to the validity of an electronic signature when an electronically signed document is printed?