The Legal 500 EMEA published its 2020 edition and rankings on 15 th April, 2020 and once again recognized Mamo TCV Advocates as one of the leading law firms in Malta. Apart from the top tier ranking for the firm in practically all its areas of practice, 3 of our partners were recognized as "Leading Lawyers" and another 14 partners and associates were singled out for their work. This is how the Legal 500 described our work and expertise: AVIATION - TIER 1 Mamo TCV Advocates' aviation practice specialises in asset finance, tax and corporate set-ups, aircraft ownersh...

As the effects of the spread of the COVID-19 virus continue to be felt, a number of our clients have approached us for advice in connection with a number of queries arising from the unprecedented challenges presented by these unique times. To this end, while thanks to our teleworking facilities, we continue to advise and assist our clients at the same levels of service they have come to expect from us, we have also launched a dedicated page on our website aimed at providing updates on the various legislative developments and other measures that are being put in pl...

This article was written by Dr Annalies Muscat and Dr Laura Spiteri Undoubtedly, the current COVID-19 pandemic means that we are living in unparalleled times; perhaps for some of us, unprecedented.Equally unprecedented during our lifetime is the joint statement issued on 23 March 2020 by the European Commission together with the national competition authorities of the Member States, cooperating with one another through the European Competition Network (the "ECN"), on the application of competition rules amid the COVID-19 crisis. The Office for Competition, Malta's...

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Superintendent of Public Health has issued Legal Notice 75 of 2020 entitled 'Suspension of Legal Times relating to Promise of Sale Agreements, Notarial and other related matters (Epidemics and Infectious Diseases) Order, 2020' on 17 March 2020. The Superintendent of Public Health has ordered the closure of all courts. Through this Legal Notice, the Superintendent of Public Health has also suspended the running of all the legal terms imposed on notaries public by law with regard to the registering of any deed, will, act or private ...

Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Superintendent of Public Health issued Legal Notice 76 of 2020 entitled 'Closure of Places Open to the Public Order, 2020' on 17 March 2020. The Legal Notice orders that all bars, restaurants, cafeterias, snack bars, cinemas, gyms, museums, exhibitions, clubs, discotheques, night clubs, open-air markets, indoor swimming pools, the national swimming pool, gaming premises – including controlled gaming premises, bingo halls, casinos, gaming parlours, lotto booths and betting shops be closed due to the outbreak. This notwithstanding, ...