A new investor can enter a Georgian LLC by acquiring an existing share or through the issuance of new shares. This article explains dilution, pre-emptive rights, governance control, investor rights and key conflict risks.
Legal overview of permanent residency in Georgia, including family-based eligibility, 5- and 10-year residence requirements, supporting documents, financial criteria and application procedure.
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Legal overview of the student residence permit in Georgia, including eligible study programmes, required documents, financial requirements, D3 visa rules, deadlines and renewal.
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This article explores how large retail chains can be regulated through competition law. Using the Japanese antimonopoly model as a reference, it analyzes potential approaches for balancing market power between suppliers and retail networks in Georgia.
Expulsion from an LLC is an exceptional corporate remedy. This article explains what constitutes material grounds, why ordinary conflict between partners is not enough, and how the court procedure works in Georgia
A practical guide to administrative claims in Georgia, covering types of judicial protection, deadlines, admissibility, prior administrative review, court fees and suspension of contested acts.
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A practical guide to filing a civil appeal in Georgia, covering the appeal form, 14-day filing deadline, court fees, admissibility, new evidence and appellate proceedings.
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From 2026, the employment of foreigners in Georgia becomes a significantly more regulated process. If previously the employment of a foreign citizen was largely connected with registration in a special electronic system, the new amendments transform this process into a more formalized, administratively controlled and responsibility-based legal framework.
The amendments to the Law of Georgia on Labour Migration introduce the system of a special right to labour activity. This means that a foreign citizen who does not hold a permanent residence permit may carry out paid labour or economic activity in Georgia only after obtaining the relevant right to labour activity.
Labour markets and antitrust law are no longer completely separate areas. For many years, competition law enforcement mainly focused on consumer welfare. Authorities looked at prices of products, fuel, services, supply conditions and consumer choice on the market.
However, in recent years, European competition law has increasingly moved in a new direction – protection of competition in labour markets.
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Legal overview of the family reunification residence permit in Georgia, including eligible family members, required documents, income requirements, deadlines, renewal and D4 visa rules.
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