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BIT Law Office has once again been recognized among Serbia’s leading law firms in the 2026 edition of The Legal 500. The firm has been ranked across five practice areas: Dispute Resolution (Band 3), Real Estate and Construction (Band 3), Projects and Energy (Band 3), Commercial, Corporate and M&A (Band...Read More

BIT Law Office participated in the ICC Belgrade Infrastructure and Dispute Resolution Conference, held on 22 January 2026 in Belgrade and organized by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). Katarina Obradovic Baklaja, Partner, took part as a panelist in Panel II, “Effective Construction Contracts Management and Handling Variations”, which addressed...Read More

BIT Law Office participated in the South Eastern Europe Arbitration Conference (SEEA 2025), held on 28 November 2025 in Athens as part of the Athens Arbitration Days. The conference brought together leading practitioners, academics and representatives of arbitration institutions from across the region and beyond, reaffirming its role as a...Read More

BIT Law Office participated as a sponsor of the Future Trends In The Construction Industry Conference 2025, organized by the Association of Consulting Engineers of Serbia (ACES), held on 30 and 31 October 2025. The conference brought together leading professionals from the construction, engineering and legal sectors, focusing on current...Read More

The National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia has adopted the new Law on the Central Register of Ultimate Beneficial Owners (hereinafter: the “Law”), introducing significant changes to the system of recording ultimate beneficial owners of legal entities. The Law aims to improve transparency of ownership structures, align Serbian legislation...Read More

BIT Law advises PUC Belgrade Metro and Train regarding a 720 million EUR Agreement concluded with PowerChina. The Agreement encompasses construction works for the first phase of Line 1 of the Belgrade Metro, with Lot 2 designated as a separate project unit. PowerChina, a state-owned company supervised by the state-owned...Read More