Many parents and guardians wonder who is responsible for damages caused by children, both intentional and unintentional. This issue is particularly important when a minor causes property damage or personal injury. According to Article 415 of the Civil Code, anyone who, through their own fault, causes damage to another is obligated to repair it. […]

The issue of unauthorized use of real estate is a common legal issue affecting owners of premises subject to lease or use. Compensation for unauthorized use of real estate applies to situations in which a person uses real estate (premises, building, land) without the owner's consent or a relevant agreement, and particularly when the owner's consent or the agreement between the parties has ceased. One […]

The Supreme Court addressed the important issue of protecting the right to live in a clean environment, answering the question whether this right constitutes a personal right subject to protection under the provisions of the Civil Code.

Third party liability insurance in private life is one of the most underrated, yet useful types of insurance: useful, for example, when a child scratches a neighbor's car, a passerby is bitten by a dog, etc.

The distinction between gross negligence and ordinary negligence is crucial – if the damage was caused intentionally or as a result of the insured person’s gross negligence, the insurer may refuse to pay compensation