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COBALT is proud to extend its long-standing partnership with the Estonian Equestrian Federation by supporting the 2024 Tallinn International Horse Show, an international event that combines world-class equestrian sports with entertainment for the entire family. This year’s event will take..

COBALT has been ranked as one of the two top law firms in the Baltics in the 2024 Prospera Law Firm Review, which surveys the largest users of legal services. This level of excellence has been achieved by exceptional team-work..

Affidea Lietuva, a healthcare group owned by the Dutch capital group Affidea Diagnostics, has been cleared by the Competition Council to acquire and assume control of the medical company Synlab Lietuva. The Competition Council has determined that the proposed concentration..

On 1 September 2024, the National Cyber Security Law came into force, replacing the Law on the Security of Information Technologies. The new law aims to enhance and bolster cybersecurity in Latvia, implementing in 2022 revised EU Network and Information..

As of 1 September 2024, Specialist Counsel Edgars Pastars is appointed as a Partner in COBALT Latvia office. In this new role, Edgars will also head the firm’s Financial Regulatory and Compliance Practice. With this appointment, COBALT reinforces its commitment..

The latest research from the ITR World Tax guide is released, recognizing the best firms and legal practitioners for their expertise, reputation, and contributions to the field of tax over the past year. COBALT’s tax practice has consistently demonstrated outstanding..

Estonian nanotechnology startup UP Catalyst, which specializes in developing carbon materials for electric car batteries, has successfully raised €2.36 million in additional early-stage capital to develop an industrial pilot reactor. The company is pioneering CO2-to-carbon technology to produce high-quality graphite..

Introduction Although Lithuania no longer has a national airline, charter companies are popular in the market, especially during holiday periods. Although the Lithuanian aviation industry was heavily affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, no charter company has gone bankrupt. In fact,..