A comparison of American, French, Russian, and Lithuanian rules regarding the return of property which has been transferred to a bona fide purchaser, with a special focus on Lithuanian law. Lithuanian law turns French law upside down, strengthening the security of acquisitions in relation to...

Critique of Lithuanian law: according to the Lithuanian constitutional court, a sole proprietorship can be owned by a bureaucrat because it is a separate entity. This stand is criticized in a comparative fashion the bureacrat will always be personally liable, and therefore he will not be free...

This is the third part of a series of articles which analyze clauses and practices common to Lithuanian contracts and also to international contracts which the Lithuanian businessman may encounter. Explains their meaning and function, as well as their downsides. Suggests solutions and better...

What is Law and what is the legal system? What is a legal rule? How to interpret a legal rule. What is the difference between Western conceptions and Soviet and 'post' soviet? What is the difference between a legal rule and a command?