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Our firm provided support for a high-value cross-border shipping transaction, where the task was not merely to finalize the contract text, but to rethink the entire risk structure. The work focused on payment security, shipping and performance risks, exchange rate exposure, intellectual property protection, as well as warranty and liability frameworks.

The business use of generative AI now raises numerous copyright and contractual issues. This article reviews the risks that may arise during AI-assisted content creation, why it is important to legally examine both inputs and outputs, and what contractual solutions can help businesses mitigate these risks.

In 2026, EU sanctions enforcement reached a new level: for the first time, the EU activated its anti-circumvention tool against a third country, while sanctions violations were brought under a more unified criminal law framework. For Hungarian companies exporting to third countries, sanctions risk assessment is no longer just an administrative task, but can also be a matter of criminal liability and executive responsibility.

This article summarizes which businesses will face genuine new compliance tasks, which internal control and contractual issues should be reviewed, and why treating AI usage merely as a technology or procurement matter is insufficient.

By 2026, NIS2 compliance is no longer just a technical issue. Before the audit on June 30, 2026, affected organizations should prepare at the legal, contractual, documentation, and operational levels.

As of March 1, 2026, the rules for mandatory warranty may, in certain cases, extend to SMEs acting outside their professional capacity. This creates new contractual and operational risks for sellers.

EU pay transparency rules will become a direct compliance requirement for employers in 2026. We summarize the key HR, compliance, and labor law issues that should be reviewed now.