[17.12.2010, 16:18] The Estonian Parliament is currently proceeding the Language Act draft legislation, which will regulate the use of Estonian and foreign languages in everyday administration and communication, delimit the public and official use of language and specify the use of language on provision of goods and services. BBN asked Kerttu Sarapuu, lawyers of Hedman Partners Law Office, to explain what may come. 26 comment

[01.11.2010, 16:53] On January 1, 2011 a new Traffic Act will come into force that will combine provisions of the Traffic Act and the Traffic Code determined by the Estonian government which are regulating Estonian road traffic at the present day. BBN asked Dmitri Tšimpoaka and Merlin Salvik from Hedman Partners Law Office to give a brief overview of the 15 most important changes that new Traffic Act will bring. 32 comment

[23.09.2010, 16:29] There are at least five common possibilities for delivering a declaration of intention, each having its pros and cons. Comparison of different delivery types and choosing the right strategy is very important because the receipt of declaration of intention delivered to a physical- and legal person might be interpreted differently by the court, write Valter Võhma, lawyer at Hedman Partners Law Office, and Urmas Kiik, attorney-at-law at Hedman Partners Law Office. 1 comment