Malta: Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

Malta has formally brought into force amendments to its double taxation agreement with the Republic of San Marino, marking another step in the country’s ongoing efforts to strengthen international tax cooperation...

On 3 July 2026, the Dutch Supreme Court (Hoge Raad) delivered its long-awaited judgment in the joined cases 25/00202and 25/00204, concerning claims brought by Dutch players against Malta-based gaming operators TSG...

A recent Court of Justice of the European Union ruling clarifies how courts may assess enforcement risks in cross-border disputes, particularly when creditors face legislative barriers in the debtor's jurisdiction. The judgment addresses whether past conduct and national laws impeding enforcement can be considered when evaluating applications for European Account Preservation Orders.

The publication of Act No. IV of 2026 on 17 March 2026 confirms the return of the Commercial Court in Malta, marking a significant development in the country's judicial landscape for commercial disputes.

Some litigants go to court to vindicate a right; others go to wear an opponent down. In Malta, defendants on the receiving end of such tactics are not entirely defenceless. The Civil Code lets them counterattack with a claim for compensation for abusus iuris – the abuse of legal process.

Ganado in Session returns with Episode 2 of our thesis series, continuing the conversation for law students navigating one of the most demanding stages of their academic journey, and now focusing on actually writing the thesis.

Parenthood encompasses the acquisition of rights and responsibilities towards one's children. Parents are duty-bound to look after, maintain, instruct and educate their children, as well as administer.

Litigation Dispute Resolution Comparative Guide for the jurisdiction of Malta, check out our comparative guides section to compare across multiple countries

Employment Law in Malta is mainly governed by the Employment and Industrial Relations Act (Chapter 452 of the Laws of Malta) (the ‘EIRA'), which ensures fair treatment of workers...