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Cyclists must respect the same legislation as cars in Luxembourg, and are subject to sanctions too.  Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Cyclists fined for road code violations

Cyclists must also respect traffic regulations, despite being more vulnerable by nature than motorised vehicles. Failing to do so, has cost 47 cyclists a bitter price from December to now.

Tracy Heindrichs • 05/25/2022
Can your employer fire you if he discovers that you have a serious illness after the cyber attack on your hospital? No, according to employment lawyers. (Photo: Ministry of Health/Archives)
FINANCE & LEGAL

What employers and employees can do after a health data leak

Mathilde Obert • 05/24/2022
The author of the death threatening letters to Prime Minister Xavier Bettel (DP) and Health Minister Paulette Lenert (LSAP) during the health crisis faces two years in prison and a fine. (Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives)
JUSTICE

Prosecutor seeks two-year sentence for Bettel, Lenert death threats

Jeremy Zabatta • 05/19/2022
Protests against pandemic measures in December 2021 escalated with the justice ministry presenting tougher penalties against rioters and those targeting officials online Photo: Luc Deflorenne
JUSTICE

Tougher laws clamp down on protest incitement, violence

Cordula Schnuer • 05/18/2022
The EU’s second-highest court ruled that Canon’s challenge of its fine was not valid. Photo: Patricia Pitsch/Maison Modern
JUSTICE

EU general court upholds Canon’s €28m fine

Tracy Heindrichs • 05/18/2022
The children of René Grosbusch, who are now at the helm of the company, could have done without this bad publicity. (Photo:Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne/Archives)
JUSTICE

Former Grosbusch managers sentenced for fraud

Nicolas Léonard • 05/12/2022
More than half of companies in Luxembourg were late in filing business records last year, with more than one in ten failing to provide complete documentation at all Photo: Shutterstock
FINANCE & LEGAL

Half of companies in breach of business register rules

Cordula Schnuer • 05/12/2022
Former minister Carole Dieschbourg had stepped down from her government position to be interviewed as a civilian. Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Confusion on Dieschbourg investigation could stall case

Tracy Heindrichs • 05/05/2022
The ADR’s members of parliament, Jeff Engelen, Fernand Kartheiser, Roy Reding and Fred Keup (l.t.r.) Library photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Journalist receives warning over ADR insult

Cordula Schnuer • 05/02/2022
Three have been arrested in relation to a murder in Kirchberg. Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Three arrested in connection to Kirchberg murder

Tracy Heindrichs • 04/28/2022
Director of the registration administration, domains and VAT, Romain Heinen named 41 real estate companies which have not complied with their anti-money laundering obligations. Photo: Shutterstock.
JUSTICE

Regulator names and shames real estate firms

Thierry Labro • 04/22/2022
After proceedings in Italy and Luxembourg, the Norwegian company EAM Solar is suing Enovos in Oslo in the case of the Italian installations sold on the eve of a spectacular raid by the Milan public prosecutor's office. (Photo: Shutterstock)
JUSTICE

Enovos faces court over €160m damages claim

Thierry Labro • 04/21/2022
While Belgium's federal agency for food safety Afsca continues its investigations into the Ferrero factory in Arlon, the Belgian justice system has also decided to investigate the site where hundreds of tonnes of the chocolate products which have been linked to a wave of salmonella infections are manufactured. Photo: Shutterstock.
RETAIL

Ferrero facing judicial investigation

Catherine Kurzawa • 04/11/2022
Illustrative photo of a Luxembourg court room Photo: Nader Ghavami
JUSTICE

Anti-Russian incident reported to prosecutor

Cordula Schnuer • 04/08/2022
After 12 years of proceedings, the EU General Court confirmed the €80 million fine from 2010 and 2017. Photo: Shutterstock
INDUSTRY

Court upholds €80m Cargolux fine

Thierry Labro • 03/30/2022
The socio-education centre in Dreiborn will be expanded to provide more places for juvenile offenders as part of a reform of delinquency laws Photo: GilPe / Wikimedia Commons
JUSTICE

“Paradigm shift” for juvenile delinquency, protection

Cordula Schnuer • 03/29/2022
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