Concordia Asks for the Withdrawal of the Project that Would Oblige Companies to Pay Lawyers for the Drafting of Contracts
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The Patronage Confederation of Concordia calls for the withdrawal of the draft law that would oblige companies in Romania to appeal to lawyers for the drafting of contracts and other usual documents, warning that the measure would generate additional costs, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises. The organization requires consultations with the business environment and with the professions affected before introducing such obligations.
The project would make it mandatory for a lawyer to draw up most contracts of companies, including additional acts and amendments to the Trade Register., argues Concordia, a large employer organization. Initiators asked for adoption in urgent procedure, without calculating the costs for companies, believes Concordia. What are the arguments? The Patronage Concordia asks for withdrawal ...
The Confederation of Patrons of Concordia calls for the withdrawal of the legislative proposal by which companies would be obliged to pay a lawyer for most contracts. It argues that this measure would generate additional costs for companies, affect small and medium-sized enterprises and could limit the development of digital services and artificial intelligence-based applications.
A legislative proposal submitted to the Senate (B563/2026, known in the public space as “Mandatory Lawyer”) would require companies in Romania to pay a lawyer to write their contracts. Not just large contracts, but also everyday documents: an addendum, an amendment to the Trade Register, a leasing contract. The Confederation of Employers Concordia demands […] The post Concordia: “Companies would be obliged to pay a lawyer for most contracts. We …
A legislative proposal submitted to the Senate (B563/2026, known in the public space as "Legal Lawyer") would require Romanian companies to pay a lawyer to write their contracts. Not only large contracts, but also day-to-day documents: a [...]
The Confederation of Patrons of Concordia calls for the withdrawal of a legislative proposal in the debate of the Senate, which would introduce the obligation of a lawyer to intervene in the drafting and notification of a wide range of acts and contracts used by companies. Business representatives warn that the measure would generate additional costs for companies, in particular for small and medium-sized enterprises, without the originators hav…
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